The success of project management has often been associated with the final result of
the project. The
management of a project and its success are not directly related (Munns & Bjeirmi, 1996). Thus, a
project can be successful even when managed badly and can fail even though it was well managed.
Nevertheless, for some researchers, management is the key to a successful project. According to
(Haughey, 2010) it is necessary to evaluate: behavior and technical skills, potential for
leadership, personal strengths and weaknesses and experience,
factors that allow there to be a greater chance of better management.