Educating project managers in the 21st-century economy: a field study on the adoption of social and collaborative tools as low-cost alternatives for project communication

Etim, Alice S.; Huynh, Khoa; Ramaswamy, Sowmya; Greer, Alexis; Higdon, Thomas; Guevara, Ivan

doi:10.1504/ijeed.2016.079240

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“…The technological barriers in real estate include the cost of the software and hardware (Etim et al, 2016). Technology innovations such as collaborative and social media enable the project teams to effectively communicate, support their development initiatives and information sharing and reduce project communications costs (Ghouri and Mani, 2019).…”

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Barriers to the digitalisation and innovation of Australian Smart Real Estate: A managerial perspective on the technology non-adoption

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Thaheem

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Environmental Technology & Innovation

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Barriers to the digitalisation and innovation of Australian Smart Real Estate: A managerial perspective on the technology non-adoption

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Sepasgozar

Thaheem

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Managing Information Technology Projects Using Agile Methodology

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The management of information technology (IT) projects has experienced a shift from predictive and traditional project management methodology to more adaptive practices like Agile. Agile method and its developmental stages are a response to current business-changing trends and computing needs of society. The process assists in accelerating product delivery with rapid feedback and cost-conscious, consecutive iteration, distinguishing it from other traditional practices like the waterfall method. This chapter contributes to the existing literature by discussing agile project management for IT projects, with a specific case of the Africa IT project – the Books for Africa Project (hereafter called, Book Project). The first part of the chapter is used to review the literature on Agile IT projects. The Book Project as a case is an IT project, and it is discussed in detail in the chapter. The chapter concludes with transferable lessons for projects in developing countries, specifically those located in Sub-Saharan Africa.

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Educating project managers in the 21st-century economy: a field study on the adoption of social and collaborative tools as low-cost alternatives for project communication

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Barriers to the digitalisation and innovation of Australian Smart Real Estate: A managerial perspective on the technology non-adoption

Barriers to the digitalisation and innovation of Australian Smart Real Estate: A managerial perspective on the technology non-adoption

Managing Information Technology Projects Using Agile Methodology

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