Fail-Safe Management : Five Rules to Avoid Project Failure

Project failures are not confined to the development world. In 2004 Hartman and Ashrafi found that the project failure rate is above 60 percent for construction, engineering, and other technology projects, despite all the advances in project management theory and practice. This book's interest,...

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Main Authors:	Zall Kusek, Jody, Görgens Prestidge, Marelize, Hamilton, Billy C.
Format:	Publication
Language:	en_US
Published:	Washington, DC: World Bank 2013
Subjects:	accountability advertising broadcasts chain of command cities civil society collapse collective communication networks company confidence cronyism Decision making Disasters displaced persons domain e-mail economic development enabling environment equipment families family planning federal government female food industry food processing global economy government officials government organizations government services health care health services homes hospitals houses housing human resources Hygiene implementation plan individuals informal relationships information networks information sharing innovation institutional rules interest groups international actors international competitiveness intervention interventions investigators knowledge management leadership license licenses limited little attention living arrangements management systems managerial skills managers manufacturing marketing material media minister mortality patient performance indicators performance measures personal communication personal gain phones pilot testing politicians postnatal care private sector productivity Project management protocols Public Administration public funds queries radio regulatory agency regulatory authority result results rural area rural areas rural communities rural development safety scandal search engine service delivery sex workers small businesses social networks social research society Sponsorship stakeholder Stakeholder Approach stakeholder management stakeholder relationships Stakeholders subsistence farmers supervision targets Taxonomy technical assistance technical expertise technical experts telecommunication telecommunication connections Telephone Transaction translation transmission transparency types of organizations user victims violence virus waste work environment youth
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15770

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