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  • Article Quality Management, Teams, Organizational Culture, Resource Management 1 February 2019

    Project Management Journal

    Organizational Justice, Project Performance, and the Mediating Effects of Key Success Factors member content locked

    By Unterhitzenberger, Christine | Bryde, David Projects are under constant pressure to improve performance, and research is needed to understand the characteristics of high-performing projects. Using the concept of organizational justice as a…

  • Article Quality Management, Innovation, Teams, Resource Management 1 June 2017

    Project Management Journal

    Influential Factors for Team Reflexivity and New Product Development member content locked

    By Wu, Wann-Yih | Amaya Rivas, Adriana A. | Liao, Ying-Kai Despite the important influence of team reflexivity on new product development (NPD) success, a thorough analysis of its key antecedents, mediators, and moderators is lacking in the literature.…

  • Article Quality Management, Talent Management, Teams, Resource Management, Aerospace & Defense September 1994

    PM Network

    Celebration as a productivity tool member content open

    By Casey, Inge P. When a large defense contractor won the award of a major project worth about 3.4 billion dollars, the combination of official and private celebration by the project team lasted three days.

  • Article Quality Management, Teams, Resource Management March 1994

    Project Management Journal

    The $2,000 hour member content locked

    By Cooper, Kenneth G. Most development projects fail to meet their time and cost targets. Traditional managerial responses to time delays and cost overruns have been to increase overtime, pressure individuals to produce…

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