Why Do Most Infrastructure Projects Fai
The paper reports, in a systematic manner, the views of a group of experienced practitioners on why large infrastructure projects often fail. The views, centering on the role played by the Owner (the Client or Buyer), can be summarized as follows:The owner should be aware of the need of clarity when it comes to own priorities, requirements, decision making authority, and risk allocation, and such clarity together with measures intended to secure a cooperative spirit, including a balanced sharing of risk and conflict resolution schemes that secure a quick resolution of conflicts, are central elements in securing successful projects. The paper reports, in a systematic manner, the views of a group of experienced practitioners on why large infrastructure projects often fail.
The views, centering on the role played by the Owner (the Client or Buyer), can be summarized as follows:The owner should be aware of the need of clarity when it comes to own priorities, requirements, decision making authority, and risk allocation, and such clarity together with measures intended to secure a cooperative spirit, including a balanced sharing of risk and conflict resolution schemes that secure a quick resolution of conflicts, are central elements in securing successful projects. Abstract = 'The paper reports, in a systematic manner, the views of a group of experienced practitioners on why large infrastructure projects often fail. The views, centering on the role played by the Owner (the Client or Buyer), can be summarized as follows:The owner should be aware of the need of clarity when it comes to own priorities, requirements, decision making authority, and risk allocation, and such clarity together with measures intended to secure a cooperative spirit, including a balanced sharing of risk and conflict resolution schemes that secure a quick resolution of conflicts, are central elements in securing successful projects.' TY - UNPBT1 - Why Do Large Infrastructure Projects Often Fail?AU - Lando,HenrikPY - 2011Y1 - 2011N2 - The paper reports, in a systematic manner, the views of a group of experienced practitioners on why large infrastructure projects often fail.
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Causes Of Poor Planning
A study conducted by the Project Management Institute (PMI) revealed that ineffective communication had a negative impact on successful project execution. Well, not really. And this problem still holds true today. Likely anyone ever involved in a project of any size knows this basic fact. What may surprise you is the number of projects still lacking effective communications management and the resulting magnitude of economic impact this deficiency has on projects.Although strides have been made to improve formality, ‘communications’ are often still regarded by management as something that just ‘happens’ as part of regular project management tasks, using basic, generic tools, such as email and/or spreadsheets. However, without a well thought out communication strategy and tools designed to store and regulate project information and communications, many companies are throwing millions of dollars out the window with every project they attempt to execute.