Project review and learning in the construction industry: embedding a problem structuring methods within a partnership context

Article Abstract:

An argument that problem-structuring methods are appropriate for routine use within multi-organizational partnership as a means of supporting inter-organizational learning is presented. The research suggests that there is a scope for both, employment and the embedding of problem structuring methods in multi-organizational partnership.

Methods, Industrial project management, Project management, Problem solving, Organizational research

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An empirical study of relationship between IT investment and firm performance: a resource-based perspective

Article Abstract:

A study is conducted using resource-based theory to examine the association between Information Technology (IT) investment and firm performance. The study also examines the relationship between human-IT resources and IT-enabled tangibles.

United States, Taiwan, Science & research, Research, Information technology, Research grants, Research funding, Information technology management

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