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...ortant stakeholder, because the outcome of the project can become an utter failure if the accept of the client/end-user is taken for granted. This is why it i
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...ective for making projects successful as well as being the main reason for failure.
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...ere is a right answer to problems/situations, and that failure hereof is a failure in analysis on the underlying causal relationships<ref name="HBS"/>.
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...obability of success of a given project depends on the outcome (success or failure) of one or more of the other projects <ref name= "Chien" /><ref name= "Fox"
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...tp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Failure_mode,_effects,_and_criticality_analysis failure modes and effects and criticality analysis (FMECA)]:'''
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...PM software has been identified, namely 1) choosing the wrong software, 2) failure in the implementation phase, 3) underestimate the role of the decision make
...Successful PPM Implementation," IBM, January 2006</ref>. Four pitfalls for failure have been identified.
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...ut how to practically apply it to a project? A specific example of project failure prior to introducing ISO 21500 will be provided to analyze which project ma
... May 2007, the merger of Chrysler and Daimler-Benz was dissolved. Can this failure be ascribed to mismanagement?
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...ing and poor quality control. As a consequence, the root cause for project failure can usually be tracked back to a lack of proper Project Management. Therefo
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...and observed, the factors which influence whether a team was successful or failure. His research resulted in two main conclusions (Mullins 2007);
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...ter business results. A poor requirements management often lead to project failure<ref name="deux">Standish Group Report ''Chaos'', www.standishgroup.com (ava
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...e, such as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Failure_mode_and_effects_analysis Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)] or Cost-Worth Analysis (CWA)<ref name="pr
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... and have better justification for your succes and thereby avoid a greater failure in the future. This article is intended as inspiration to see how embracing
...hought for project managers to improve their end products by the Embracing Failure methodology. The article will seek to answer the following two research que
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: Studies the effect of the “Do” phase. It discusses the success and failure of the implemented countermeasures. The “Check” section of the A3-repor
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...ulture of accepting mistakes helps in [[creating a positive culture around failure in project management]]. This means that the project groups are usually not
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...ey, it the organization is working against Scrum the chances are higher of failure. <br>
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However, some previous research has found supporting evidence of a high failure rate on managing changes by the business <ref name="REF 1">''Exploring Stra
While the failure of program management could appear when expected benefits of the project ar
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* '''Communication deficiency''': failure to communicate properly due to the elimination of body language or the incr
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...k created by the addition of the projects to the daily operations. Another failure was the fact that the employees have to work with people from other departm
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...on which they over predict the revenue stream of that project leading to a failure when running selected projects<ref>Society for Cost Analysis and Forecastin
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...m more tangible and to see if the theory can work in reality. Uncovering a failure of an idea at an early stage saves valuable resources. IDECO recommends, fo
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* [[The Failure Mode and effects analysis (FMEA) in product development projects]]
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...people do not understand the role they have each other it will end up in a failure<ref name="succp">Managing Successful Project with PRINCE2™, 2009, Office
...nisms it impossible to be implemented in a project. Moreover, the possible failure to understand specifically how it works could bring a lot of problems and d
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...omeone else to unlock the situation, make the first move, can already be a failure.
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...ion interruptions such as meetings or unexpected problems such as computer-failure i.a.
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... for the minimal cut set to be found, allowing for a simple way of finding failure pathways that might otherwise have been missed.<ref name=RiskMan>Risk manag
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...iated to those factors will be the trigger for slow development and likely failure, as it will be discussed after defining the four factors.
...e of the employees. Also, over optimistic schedules increasing the risk of failure as well as poorly defined or changing standards of quality.
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...iew, a Startup that does not have a governance strategy it is condemned to failure, but not having a governance strategy can also be a governance strategy, th
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Second, the efficiency is a huge driver to failure in projects. In the pursuit of efficiency, fewer and fewer things are contr
...the initial Lupo car, several other projects within VW prospered from this failure.
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...t chart '''does not highlight the WBS elements''' with the highest risk of failure or delay the project.
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* It doesn't highlight the activities with the highest risk of failure or delay.
...oject, product or services means being reliable and experienced. Delays or failure can always happen but through detailed scheduling techniques it's possible
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...oject management, still a large number of construction projects experience failure or critical situations. During the front-end stage project, a constant unce
...future problems. Depending of the responses, action and decisions can be a failure or success for the project process as shown in figure 1.
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*Preoccupation with failure
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...effective communication can lead to problems in new development or project failure. The findings demonstrated the importance of relationship between patterns
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...ess in a project's life cycle that aims to reduce the possibilities of its failure and increase the possibilities for its success. However, there are unexpect
...t is believed that spending time focusing on the elements that could cause failure, can yield important benefits.
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3. '''Failure to pass on early completion '''
The failure to pass on early completion and the propensity to multitask are two factors
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...basis of ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Failure_mode_and_effects_analysis Failure mode and effects analysis]).
...rix is used for a bigger purpose. It is used for a criticality analysis in Failure mode, effects, and criticality analysis ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fai
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| '''Preoccupation with failure'''
|A preoccupation with failure focuses the organization to convert small errors and failures into organiza
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...alf of the projects result in being unsuccessful, and one of the causes of failure is poor or insufficient communication. A project can have a well-defined go
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... of their recurrence rather than attempting to control potential causes of failure on a project-by-project basis.
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...iated to those factors will be the trigger for slow development and likely failure, as it will be discussed after defining the four factors.
...e of the employees. Also, over optimistic schedules increasing the risk of failure as well as poorly defined or changing standards of quality.
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...s a company can lose its identity which can eventually lead to the overall failure of the company <ref>[(Katsioloudes, M. I., 2006).]</ref>
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...f the projects result in being unsuccessful, and one of the main causes of failure is poor or insufficient communication. A project can have well-defined goal
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...d. It can be very costly for actors not to account for risk. The chance of failure in turnkey shows that project coalition actors, especially contractors, nee
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... milestones needs to be somehow challenging and carry a degree of risk for failure. This is done to inspire your team members to stay motivated and feel a gre
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...chieved in the design, process, procedure or system. Lastly, it identifies failure modes of a process, system or procedure, their causes and consequences.
...e may be used qualitatively to identify potential causes and pathways to a failure (the top event) or quantitatively to calculate the probability of the top e
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...knowledge and manage sources of uncertainty in order to reduce the risk of failure of either the project or the resulting product[4].
...finition of project above explains, a project can be either a success or a failure since the project goals cannot be achieved.
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