This paper summarizes the results of a comprehensive systematic literature survey on the
front-end of a project, commissioned by the Project Management Institute. The dedicated …

Performance measurement has been a central topic of study in project management
research for many years. However, the literature on project team performance measurement …

Project management research has evolved over the past five decades and is now a mature
disciplinary field investigating phenomena of interest to academics, practitioners and …

This article offers an international development perspective on project management. A brief
history of the ambitious and controversial role that projects have played over seven decades …

Characterized by involvement of multiple stakeholders and temporary nature, projects can
be risky and coupled with unexpected events and uncertain situations. Projects, as a …

Although project portfolio management (PPM) has been on the research agenda for at least
seven decades (1950–2019), the number of contributions on the topic continues to grow …

While project governance research is burgeoning, the prevalence of a structural focus and
project business perspective may impede the understanding of governing practices and …

Megaprojects are “large-scale, complex ventures that typically cost US $1 billion or more,
take many years to develop and build, involve multiple public and private stakeholders, are …

Projects are inherently processual, and many project management scholars have begun to
mobilize a process view, albeit sometimes implicitly. This methodological article presents …

Sociotechnical transitions are mostly seen in the literature as processes where actors and
technologies in small niches peripheral to an organizational field, accumulate momentum …