Impact of Critical Success Factors on Project Success Through the Mediation of Knowledge Creation

Naseer, Saira; Abbass, Kashif; Asif, Muhammad; Hashmi, Hammad Bin Azam; Naseer, Sidra; Achim, Monica Violeta

doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2022.892488

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“…The primary purpose of KM is to optimize the utilization of intellectual capital, encompassing both explicit and tacit knowledge held by employees [9]. By creating an environment conducive to knowledge creation and collaboration, KM serves various crucial purposes within an organization [10]. Firstly, it enhances decisionmaking processes by ensuring that relevant and up-to-date information is readily available to decision-makers.…”

Section: Research Methods 21 Definition Of Knowledge Managementmentioning

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Application of SmartPLS in Analyzing Critical Success Factors for Implementing Knowledge Management in the Education Sector

Jacqueline,

Putri Ayu Senjaya,

Firli

et al. 2024

ATM

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This research explores the critical success factors influencing the implementation of knowledge management in the education sector, employing Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) with SmartPLS as the analytical tool. The study addresses the intricate challenges inherent in knowledge management within educational environments, aiming to provide a nuanced understanding of the factors contributing to successful implementation The conceptual framework identifies key factors, including HRM-Driven Knowledge Sharing, IT Integration in Teaching Practices, Organizational Culture Alignment, Perceived Effectiveness of Teacher Training, and Perceived Top Management Support. The chosen methodology, utilizing SmartPLS, is justified for its suitability in handling challenges associated with small sample sizes and non-normal data distributions. The data analysis reveals the generally robust reliability of constructs but also underscores potential concerns related to discriminant validity among certain variables. The research contributes significantly to the understanding of critical success factors for knowledge management in education. However, the conclusion suggests the need for refinement in the conceptual model to enhance the validity and applicability of the findings. In conclusion, this research offers a comprehensive perspective on the complexities of implementing knowledge management in the education sector. The findings pave the way for potential enhancements to the conceptual model, aiming to elevate the effectiveness of knowledge management practices within educational contexts.

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Section: Research Methods 21 Definition Of Knowledge Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Application of SmartPLS in Analyzing Critical Success Factors for Implementing Knowledge Management in the Education Sector

Jacqueline,

Putri Ayu Senjaya,

Firli

et al. 2024

ATM

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“…The incoming logistics chain should evaluate factors including manufacturing, shipping, customs brokerage, and delivery in terms of overall lead time to increase efficiency [14]. Project failures in Pakistan's construction sector result from time and expense overruns, which impede development by government goals [43]. Lead time efficiency may be increased by better coordination across supply chain activity phases.…”

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How to Manage Supply Chains Successfully in Transport Infrastructure Projects

Mehmood,

Fan,

Dokota

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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The objective of this research is to assess the influence of effective supply chain management on the success of transport infrastructure projects, considering the moderating effects of building information modeling (BIM) and environmental factors. Data were collected through questionnaires from construction projects and subjected to analysis to gain insights into the contributions of various supply chain management strategies to the overall performance of transport infrastructure projects, as well as how the presence of BIM and environmental considerations affect this relationship. The data were subjected to analysis using partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM). The results of this investigation revealed a significant impact of supply chain management practices in the construction industry on the performance of transport infrastructure projects, with BIM and environmental considerations acting as moderators in this association. This study holds both practical and theoretical significance, as it contributes to the existing body of knowledge by shedding light on the role of supply chain management in construction and its influence on the success of transport infrastructure projects while also exploring the moderating influence of BIM and environmental factors. The findings provide valuable perspectives for improving supply chain management practices in construction, thereby enhancing the outcomes of transport infrastructure projects.

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Navigating the innovation frontier: ambidextrous strategies, knowledge creation, and organizational agility in the pursuit of competitive excellence

Waseel,

Zhang,

Shehzad

et al. 2024

BPMJ

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PurposeThis study examines the link between the knowledge creation process, ambidextrous innovation, and competitive advantage. Further, this study also tested the moderating role of organizational agility on the relationship between the knowledge creation process and ambidextrous innovation.Design/methodology/approachThe empirical study’s data were collected by surveying 306 respondents employed in 140 Pakistani Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). The questionnaire was designed according to the study’s requirements and was based on theoretical knowledge and findings from previous research on the knowledge-creation process, ambidextrous innovation, and competitive advantage. All hypotheses were tested using a structured regression method.FindingsThe study indicates that the knowledge creation process significantly impacts a firm’s competitive advantage. Additionally, this study demonstrates that ambidextrous innovation can moderate the relationship between the knowledge-creation process and competitive advantage.Research limitations/implicationsFuture studies should examine mediating factors, such as organizational culture, leadership style, and industry characteristics, as well as moderating variables, such as environmental turbulence.Practical implicationsThis study guides SME leaders on the importance of knowledge creation and ambidextrous innovation in achieving operational success and gaining a competitive advantage.Originality/valueThis study explores how the knowledge creation process directly and indirectly, enhances organizational capacity for competitive advantage through the mediating roles of ambidextrous innovation and the moderating role of organizational agility.

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Impact of Critical Success Factors on Project Success Through the Mediation of Knowledge Creation

Cited by 5 publications

References 61 publications

Application of SmartPLS in Analyzing Critical Success Factors for Implementing Knowledge Management in the Education Sector

Application of SmartPLS in Analyzing Critical Success Factors for Implementing Knowledge Management in the Education Sector

How to Manage Supply Chains Successfully in Transport Infrastructure Projects

Navigating the innovation frontier: ambidextrous strategies, knowledge creation, and organizational agility in the pursuit of competitive excellence

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