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Towards Improved Project Management Practice Uncovering The Evidence For Effective Practices Through Empirical Research Terence J Cookedavies

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Towards Improved Project Management Practice Uncovering The Evidence For Effective Practices Through Empirical Research Terence J Cookedavies
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Publisher: Dissertation.com
File Extension: PDF
File size: 9.23 MB
Pages: 328
Author: Terence J. Cooke-Davies
ISBN: 9781581121285, 1581121288
Language: English
Year: 2001

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Towards Improved Project Management Practice Uncovering The Evidence For Effective Practices Through Empirical Research Terence J Cookedavies by Terence J. Cooke-davies 9781581121285, 1581121288 instant download after payment.

Projects are important to industry, but project performance continually disappoints stakeholder expectations. Organizations react to this performance problem in many ways, and purchase consultancy, training, methods and tools as possible solutions. There is no published evidence that any of these solutions are consistently successful in improving project performance. This thesis answers the question, "What can be done to improve project management practices, and thus project performance?" by demonstrating that a novel form of continuous action research can contribute such evidence.

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