• DOI:10.1515/kbo-2016-0037
• Corpus ID: 159693837

Factors Affecting Project Management in the Public Sector

@article{Nekvapilov2016FactorsAP,
  title={Factors Affecting Project Management in the Public Sector},
  author={Ivana Nekvapilov{\'a} and Jarom{\'i}r Pita{\vs}},
  journal={International conference KNOWLEDGE-BASED ORGANIZATION},
  year={2016},
  volume={22},
  pages={206 - 214}
}

• Ivana Nekvapilová, Jaromír Pitaš
• Published 1 June 2016
• Engineering
• International conference KNOWLEDGE-BASED ORGANIZATION

Abstract Abiding by the principles and rules of project management in the public administration environment provides project managers with a range of pitfalls that can influence the success of the project. This fact has been proved by a number of analysed projects. The managers themselves claim that the most challenging problem from the perspective of project management and assessment of the project success is the field of leadership (the leading of the project team by a project manager). The authors of this article have therefore identified the most important factors for assessing the success of the project management of a team by a manager at various stages of the lifecycle of a project. Furthermore, both the direct and indirect impact of not respecting these factors in achieving the project objectives and in creation of job satisfaction within the project team have been presented in compliance with the data analysis of completed projects in the public sector and the authors’ own experience in dealing with projects in the public sector. The article offers approaches to mitigate some negative aspects regarding the principles and rules of project management according to recognized international standards. Although the article is primarily intended for project managers in the public administration environment, it can also provide some inspiration for fresh approaches to the field of leadership for project managers in the private sector. This article was written as a part of the project Development of Social Skills of a Soldier (LEADER_DZRO_K104), funded by institutional support, which is intended for the development of research organizations in the Ministry of Defence (DZRO K-104) funded from.