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Browsing Research Articles (Graduate School of Technology Management (GSTM)) by Subject "Project performance"
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(SUNMeDIA, 2017)Building and infrastructure projects at the North- West Province Department of Public Works and Roads (NW DPWR) often perform poorly in terms of overrunning both the original approved timeline and the budget. Adding ...
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(Emerald, 2020-04)PURPOSE : Risk management has become an integral part in businesses around the world. In the construction industry, risk management has also been introduced and has been mainly entrusted in the hands of the project team ...
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(Southern African Institute for Industrial Engineering, 2017-12)It is widely accepted that project leaders should adapt their behaviour to meet the unique leadership demands of a variety of situations. Recently, vertical, shared, and horizontal styles of leadership have gained prominence, ...
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(Elsevier, 2013-10)Call centres are increasingly being utilised in public sector programmes to facilitate and manage communication between numerous stakeholders. Yet, the impact of call centres on projects has not been investigated. This ...
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(Prof. Marthie Grobler, 2017)Several studies indicate the value of knowledge management in improving organisational performance. While the benefits of effective knowledge management are undeniable, literature suggests that, due to the temporary ...
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(Southern African Institute for Industrial Engineering, 2018-12-10)Central to project management is risk management — and the need to develop better and more specific tools to manage risk. This is driven by the desire to reduce uncertainty and risk on projects. Quantitative tools such as ...
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