Project management in public-private partnerships: a conceptual framework based on a systematic literature review

Magalhães, Lucas; Figueiredo, Lucas Baraças; Jesus, Lucas Torres de

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“…A preliminary assessment of this list shows that the majority of this type of review study has put emphasis on urban development and planning, water treatment, risk allocation and management, and sustainability. In fact, few studies have directed efforts toward holistic analysis of PPP, which can be found in Roehrich et al [30], Xiong et al [31], Zhang et al [32], and Magalhães et al [33].…”

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Public-Private Partnership: A Bibliometric Analysis and Historical Evolution

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The broad and extensive application of public-private partnership (PPP), as well as the divergent documented definitions and experiences, have led to a translucent perspective of PPP and strained academia and industry to reach a consensus on the major practice of this concept. Early contractor involvement (ECI), governance tools, and relational contracting are only a few of the frameworks attributed to PPP. This issue has received limited attention from researchers, despite the focus of review studies on different disciplines of PPP. Hence, this paper puts forward the idea of conducting a comprehensive review to not only shed light on the major practice of PPP but also provide a wider outlook on this concept based on the research carried out since 1979. A narrative review is initially accomplished to identify the major drivers and milestones that have contributed to the evolution of PPP. Employing bibliometric analysis in the following phase assists in conducting a multi-dimensional assessment of studies published within the last five decades. The economic and societal practices of PPP throughout its evolution path signified the dominant application of this concept as a business model. The bibliometric analysis revealed that PPP has contributed to various sectors, i.e., urban development, public infrastructure, transportation, health, and education, just to name a few. In addition, economic and organizational management of PPP was revealed as a major research stream that was accompanied by sustainable development. As a matter of fact, economic and environmental sustainability are the major cross-disciplinary elements that form an interplay between the drivers and attributes of PPP. Value for money (VfM), technology, and innovation, along with smart infrastructure (SI) and smart cities (SCs), are identified as the major directions for the future research agenda associated with PPP.

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Public-Private Partnership: A Bibliometric Analysis and Historical Evolution

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“…One of the biggest challenges for organizations is the project team's commitment to project management. At the beginning of project management, it was possible to execute successful projects, only defining time and costs (Thamhain, 1993;Magalhães et al, 2020). However, it is currently observed that this is not enough for the success of a project.…”

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Competences of the Executive Secretariat in project management

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This study aimed to analyze the perception of the project manager regarding the Executive Secretary’s contribution in project management. The pursuit of competitive advantage has led organizations to be concerned with project management and the communication difficulties and a lack of leadership during the process are cited among the reasons that compromise project success. In order to relate the powers of the Executive Secretary with the competences of the project team, was used the Brazilian Curriculum Guidelines of the Executive Secretariat Course and the skill set proposed by the International Project Management Association, for the construction of a theoretical model, which was analyzed by structural equation modeling. The results showed that the Executive Secretary is a contributive member of the project management team who enables efficient management of projects. With this result, we found that project managers may seek Executive Secretariat support to achieve project success.

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Analyzing Trends and Emerging Issues in Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Projects in Construction: A Bibliometric Study

Son,

Duong

2024

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Project management in public-private partnerships: a conceptual framework based on a systematic literature review

Cited by 6 publications

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Public-Private Partnership: A Bibliometric Analysis and Historical Evolution

Public-Private Partnership: A Bibliometric Analysis and Historical Evolution

Competences of the Executive Secretariat in project management

Analyzing Trends and Emerging Issues in Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Projects in Construction: A Bibliometric Study

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