Knowledge Contribution as a Factor in Project Selection

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ArticlePMO, Strategy, Decision Making, Portfolio Management, Program Management, Lessons Learned, Manufacturing1 February 2018

Project Management Journal

Geng, Shuang | Chuah, Kong Bieng | Law, Kris M. Y. | Cheung, Che Keung | Chau, Y. C. | Rui, Cao

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Geng, S., Chuah, K. B., Law, K. M. Y., Cheung, C. K., Chau, Y. C., & Rui, C. (2018). Knowledge Contribution as a Factor in Project Selection. Project Management Journal, 49(1), 25–41.
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Project selection is a crucial decision-making process in many organizations. By adopting a project-based learning perspective, this study sets out to develop a framework to integrate organizational knowledge development with project selection. We utilize various knowledge management models to create a structured evaluation metric to measure project contribution to organizational knowledge. A project selection model, which involves project knowledge contribution as one of the evaluation perspectives, is proposed. Results of a focus group study effectively validate the proposed evaluation metric. The article concludes with an empirical implementation of the model in an electronic component manufacturing company.

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