PMI Sweden Chapter hjälper University of Agder med respondenter till studier
University of Agder söker respondenter till två studier som just nu genomförs inom projektledning. Den ena stuiden handlar om produktivitet och välmående, medan den andra studien handlar om agil projektledning.
Första studien
Invitation
to participate in a survey on project work and its implications for the
individual workers.
This is a research project on the
consequences of project-based working on the individual project workers’
productivity and well-being.
The survey is carried out by a research team of the School of Business and Law
of the University of Agder, Kristiansand (Norway). The study, which is fully
anonymous, seeks to analyze both the positive and negative consequences of
project work for project staff. The results of the study can be used to improve
project work practices in companies, by reducing potentially unsustainable
project work situations and by supporting a productive project environment.
We ask for 10 minutes of your time to fill
out the web-questionnaire by clicking on the following link:
http://www.survey-xact.dk/LinkCollector?key=MWAMVERZ9KCJ
Andra studien
WHEN IS IT SUITABLE TO USE AGILE MANAGEMENT METHODS IN PROJECTS, AND TO WHAT EXTENT?
Background of the study
In recent years, it has been suggested that the agile project management methods are more efficient than the traditional approaches when it comes to achieving project success. The agile methods do, in contrast to the traditional approaches, focus less on initial planning, and attempt to uphold a more flexible scope. For organizations operating in more innovative industries, with high volatility, the agile methods have proven to be suitable solutions for project management. However, even though the agile methods are argued to increase the chances of project success, they do not necessarily always prove to be the most suited methods to apply for all organizations.
To this day, several researches have been conducted regarding traditional and agile project management methods separately. However, there are limited researches on combining tools and techniques from both methods. An interesting topic to explore is whether the agile methods can be applied to some degree, or if it is a matter of binarity, meaning that you can only fully apply one method.
https://www.survey-xact.dk/LinkCollector?key=84L2ZSXH1531
2019-03-18