Does project management affect business productivity?

evidence from Australian small to medium enterprises

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ArticleDecember 2014

Project Management Journal

Pollack, Julien | Adler, Daniel

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Pollack, J., & Adler, D. (2014). Does project management affect business productivity?: evidence from Australian small to medium enterprises. Project Management Journal, 45(6), 17–24.
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Project management practice and research assumes that using project management to achieve organizational objectives improves organizational performance. However, little published research that directly questions this assumption exists. This paper tests the hypothesis that using project management increases the productivity of small to medium enterprises, using data from two longitudinal surveys of Australian businesses with less than 200 staff members. These data were used to create models of the relationship between productivity and business skills using binary logistic regression. The models demonstrate that project management has a significant impact on small to medium enterprise productivity.

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