Critical success factors for projects
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Baccarini, David
Collins, A.
Date
2003Type
Conference Paper
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Baccarini, David and Collins, Adam. 2003. : Critical success factors for projects, in Brown, A. (ed), Surfing the Waves: Management Challenges; Management Solutions, Proceedings of the 17th ANZAM Conference, 2-5 December, 2003. Fremantle, Western Australia.
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Proceedings of the 17th ANZAM Conference
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Surfing the Waves: Management Challenges; Management Solutions, Proceedings of the 17th ANZAM Conference
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Division of Humanities
Faculty of Built Environment, Art and Design (BEAD)
Department of Construction Management
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More and more organisations are recognising that translating corporate strategies into actions requires projects. Consequently, it is vital that projects are successful. Critical success factors are important influences that contribute to project success. This paper reports the outcome of a survey on critical success factors derived from the responses of 150 members of the Australian Institute of Project Management. A synthesis of the responses discerned fifteen critical success factors, of which two were predominant - project understanding and competent project team.
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