Due to the nature of IT projects, their methods may be well defined, but their goals are not (Turner and Cochrane, 1993), the traditional success definition of meeting time, costs, and requirements, is less useful. The publications investigated in this paper indicate that during the course of an IT project, the requirements originally made will almost certainly change, which will influence the time plan
and the project budget (Han and Huang, 2007; Keil et al., 1998). This makes it almost impossible to provide adequate time and budget estimates at the outset of an IT project. Nevertheless, this definition appears to be widely used in the publications investigated in this paper. An adjusted definition of project success, based on the work of e.g. Shenhar et al. (2001), which considers project success in general, and e.g. Agarwal and Rathod (2006) and Procaccino and Verner(2006), which focuses on IT project success in particular is suggested here. Such a definition, in which there is room for additional aspects that define project success as well as room for an individual stakeholder opinion to project success relates better to how project success is experienced
Due to the nature of IT projects, their methods may be well defined, but their goals are not (Turner and Cochrane, 1993), the traditional success definition of meeting time, costs, and requirements, is less useful. The publications investigated in this paper indicate that during the course of an IT project, the requirements originally made will almost certainly change, which will influence the time plan
and the project budget (Han and Huang, 2007; Keil et al., 1998). This makes it almost impossible to provide adequate time and budget estimates at the outset of an IT project. Nevertheless, this definition appears to be widely used in the publications investigated in this paper. An adjusted definition of project success, based on the work of e.g. Shenhar et al. (2001), which considers project success in general, and e.g. Agarwal and Rathod (2006) and Procaccino and Verner(2006), which focuses on IT project success in particular is suggested here. Such a definition, in which there is room for additional aspects that define project success as well as room for an individual stakeholder opinion to project success relates better to how project success is experienced
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