Project management as a behavioral discipline and as driver of productivity and innovations
Editor Hans Georg Gemünden provides an overview of the articles included in the current issue of the Project Management Journal (45.6), which can be classified under three major themes: (1) project management as a behavioral discipline; (2) project management as a driver of productivity; and (3) project management as a driver of innovations.
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