03207 a2200637 4500 1032096101 20250317100359.0 250312042021GB eng 9781032096100 Taylor & Francis GBP 22.99 BB 01 eng KJMV6 thema KJMV5 thema JHBL thema UY thema UB thema KF thema KJQ thema TGP thema TB thema KJMV6 bic KJMV5 bic JHBL bic UY bic UB bic KF bic KJQ bic TGP bic TB bic BUS000000 bisac BUS004000 bisac BUS025000 bisac BUS049000 bisac BUS063000 bisac BUS070030 bisac BUS070140 bisac BUS083000 bisac BUS084000 bisac BUS087000 bisac BUS090000 bisac BUS101000 bisac BUS103000 bisac BUS108000 bisac COM032000 bisac COM039000 bisac TEC029000 bisac TEC062000 bisac 658.404 bisac Eriona Shtëmbari Evaluating IT Projects 1 Oxford Routledge 20210630 70 p Project management disciplines have been a part of IT for many years. Why then, are so many challenges still directly associated with how a project is managed? Many projects fail for a myriad of reasons; most, however, stem from poor or inadequate project evaluation and performance appraisal, while, improved project planning and direction is considered to be one of the key factors to IT project success. Eriona Shtembari arranges evaluation methods and techniques into three groups, managerial-financial-and-development. This book explores the process of project evaluation and the purposes of evaluation, given its strong relationship to the success of the project. It examines IT project evaluation; identifies methods and techniques to be used throughout the project life cycle; examines the benefits of project evaluation and proposes a systematic approach/framework of project evaluation to serve as a tool for successful project management. Shtembari analyses the most up-to-date research relating to the process and methods/techniques of project evaluation, throughout the project life cycle. From the systematic literature review, she identifies the most usable methods and techniques in project evaluation and focuses on the adequacy of these methods and techniques in the service sector. The theoretical underpinning of the book, serves as a base to interpret the interviews in the case study and build a theory as to how the project evaluation context relates to the proposed scientific theory. The findings in this book provide solutions for practitioners to help them boost the evaluation framework and consequently improve their IT project management. 983 983