Daniel D. Roman’s research while affiliated with George Washington University and other places

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A proposed project termination audit model
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August 1983

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IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management

Daniel D. Roman

Project postmortem analysis, if conducted at all, is generally cursory. Often organizational pressures preclude an independent and comprehensive examination of completed projects. A project audit or outcome evaluation can be extremely constructive and a valuable tool for both the technical and managerial organization. Not only can it help focus on objectives and the accomplishment of those objectives, but it can also provide guidance to the conceptual, formative, and operational phases of future projects.

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... Studies on project failures are imperative as everyone, in general, is associated with various financial and non-financial losses which can thwart the development of other potential projects. Additionally, learning from a project failure can play a key role in the planning and monitoring of future projects to ensure the long-term success of any organisation aiming for continuous improvement (Boddie, 1987;Cope, 2010;Edmondson, 2011;Ellinas, Allan, & Johansson, 2016;Ewusi-Mensah & Prazasnyski, 1994;Huang, Nie, & Mak, 1999;Kannan, Manohar, & Kumaran, 2017;Nelson, 2005Nelson, , 2007Pinto & Kharbanda, 1996;Roman, 1983;Shepherd & Cardon, 2009;Shepherd et al., 2014;Von Zedtwitz, 2002;Zheng, Liu, & Xiao, 2018). ...

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Systematic Literature Review of Project Failures: Current Trends and Scope for Future Research
A proposed project termination audit model
  • Citing Article
  • August 1983

IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management