Abstract
Abstract:
This study takes its departure in a model of complexity, developed by Stacey (1993), to test and discuss its practical benefit as perceived by practicing project managers. Based on a survey, the study finds that complexity is a phenomenon recognized by project managers, and complexity management is associated with benefits in the development of tasks and managing stakeholders. It is also associated with some difficulty in terms of an increased need for dialogue and a risk of creating goal ambiguity. Based on the findings, we conclude that classical project management approaches can benefit from incorporating complexity management.
This study takes its departure in a model of complexity, developed by Stacey (1993), to test and discuss its practical benefit as perceived by practicing project managers. Based on a survey, the study finds that complexity is a phenomenon recognized by project managers, and complexity management is associated with benefits in the development of tasks and managing stakeholders. It is also associated with some difficulty in terms of an increased need for dialogue and a risk of creating goal ambiguity. Based on the findings, we conclude that classical project management approaches can benefit from incorporating complexity management.
| Bidragets oversatte titel | Kompleksitetsledelse i projekter mellem rationelle vilkår og komplekse vilkår |
|---|---|
| Originalsprog | Engelsk |
| Tidsskrift | International Journal of Project Management |
| Antal sider | 30 |
| ISSN | 0263-7863 |
| Status | Afsendt - 2015 |
Citer dette
Mac, A., & Schlamovitz, J. (2015). Complexity Management In Projects Between Rational Momentum And Complex Conditions. Manuskript afsendt til publicering.