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E-bok
Engelska, 20251 904 kr
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Inbunden, Engelska, 2025
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Despite careful planning, projects often deviate from their assigned paths. Delays, cost overruns, benefit underruns, stakeholder disappointments, and sustainability shortfalls are common challenges during project initiation and execution. The Cambridge Handbook of Project Behavior addresses the underlying causes of project behavior and misbehavior, while offering evidence-based strategies for remediation. Featuring guidance for anticipating project outcomes and practical advice for dealing with projects when they branch off assigned paths and veer off track, this Handbook is a valuable resource for practitioners, policymakers, and project professionals responsible for delivering high-profile and complex projects. It includes contributions from leading experts in the field of project management, providing a unique international perspective. As mega-projects become increasingly prevalent on the global stage, understanding the dynamics of project behavior and misbehavior has never been more critical. The Cambridge Handbook of Project Behavior offers essential insights and solutions for successfully navigating the challenges of project management.
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PDF, Engelska, 20251 887 kr
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Inbunden, Engelska, 2027
2 173 kr
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This book explores the emerging concept of project behaviour—how people, teams, organizations, and projects themselves behave within project environments. It addresses a critical gap in project management literature by consolidating fragmented insights into a coherent body of knowledge.Project behaviour encompasses two key perspectives: behaviour in projects, which focuses on human actors, teams and organizational dynamics, and behaviour of projects, which views projects as complex systems and agents of change. As behavioural factors gain recognition for their impact on project performance, this volume offers a timely framework to structure and advance this evolving domain. Drawing on diverse research traditions, it clarifies and defines project behaviour, promoting its identity as a distinct stream within project studies.The book synthesizes previously scattered work, updates outdated organizational behaviour applications, and proposes foundational elements for a Body of Knowledge on behaviour in and of projects. Ideal for researchers, practitioners, and educators, it provides tools to better understand the human and systemic dimensions of projects, enabling more effective strategies, improved collaboration, and successful outcomes across varied project contexts.