Belassi and Tukel (1996) [8] conducted a literature review on success factors and accessed its relationship with
project success by applying a questionnaire to project managers. It was concluded, for example, that the resources
availability is far more important than the top management support to accomplish the project with the quality
initially defined, whereas if the focus is to accomplish the project on time, then the project manager skills and good
communication processes within the project team are both fundamental dimensions. Success factors described in the
literature review were grouped in four groups and was built a framework that allows, for example, a quickly
diagnosis if the project is going wrong for issues that are related to the project manager or for exogenous factors
beyond the scope of his action ( Table 2).
Belassi and Tukel (1996) [8] conducted a literature review on success factors and accessed its relationship with
project success by applying a questionnaire to project managers. It was concluded, for example, that the resources
availability is far more important than the top management support to accomplish the project with the quality
initially defined, whereas if the focus is to accomplish the project on time, then the project manager skills and good
communication processes within the project team are both fundamental dimensions. Success factors described in the
literature review were grouped in four groups and was built a framework that allows, for example, a quickly
diagnosis if the project is going wrong for issues that are related to the project manager or for exogenous factors
beyond the scope of his action ( Table 2).
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