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Resumo:The management of Information Systems (IS) projects occupies a prominent place in research given the need for continuously improve projects efficiency and efficacy. In the case of developing countries, this is even more important because projects success rates are typically lower than those of the socalled developed countries. Projects success is vital to development, because the countries not only need to use the scarce resources available in the best possible way, but also must gain trust from populations and investors to continue ensuring financing for future projects. Note that developing countries’ governments many times depend on foreign investment to undertake large projects, for instance in the construction or IS infrastructure sectors. However, there are few known studies about the success of IS projects in developing countries. To help fill this gap, we carried out a questionnaire-based survey in four countries. The focus of our survey was on IS projects from the public sector. This enabled to identify quite low levels of success, as well as an urgent need for training and education programmes on project management.
Autores principais:Varajão, João
Outros Autores:Trigo, António; Moura, Isabel Cristina A. A.; Pereira, José Luís
Assunto:Information systems Project management Developing countries Public sector
Ano:2020
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:comunicação em conferência
Tipo de acesso:acesso restrito
Instituição associada:Universidade do Minho
Idioma:inglês
Origem:RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
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Moura, Isabel Cristina A. A.
Pereira, José Luís
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Trigo, António
Moura, Isabel Cristina A. A.
Pereira, José Luís
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Developing countries
Public sector
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description The management of Information Systems (IS) projects occupies a prominent place in research given the need for continuously improve projects efficiency and efficacy. In the case of developing countries, this is even more important because projects success rates are typically lower than those of the socalled developed countries. Projects success is vital to development, because the countries not only need to use the scarce resources available in the best possible way, but also must gain trust from populations and investors to continue ensuring financing for future projects. Note that developing countries’ governments many times depend on foreign investment to undertake large projects, for instance in the construction or IS infrastructure sectors. However, there are few known studies about the success of IS projects in developing countries. To help fill this gap, we carried out a questionnaire-based survey in four countries. The focus of our survey was on IS projects from the public sector. This enabled to identify quite low levels of success, as well as an urgent need for training and education programmes on project management.
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spellingShingle IS project management success in developing countries
Varajão, João
Information systems
Project management
Developing countries
Public sector
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Information systems
Project management
Developing countries
Public sector
title IS project management success in developing countries
title_full IS project management success in developing countries
title_fullStr IS project management success in developing countries
title_full_unstemmed IS project management success in developing countries
title_short IS project management success in developing countries
title_sort IS project management success in developing countries
topic Information systems
Project management
Developing countries
Public sector
topic_facet Information systems
Project management
Developing countries
Public sector
url https://hdl.handle.net/1822/71294
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