Sustainable Project Management and the Role of Integrated Communications (IC)

Mark H Stumpf, Manfred Brandstätter, Jana Borghoff
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Abstract

When research and development projects fail, it is basically due to insufficient – and thus non-sustainable – communication within and outside the project organization. The concept of Integrated Communications, which literature discusses as a principle of Sustainability Communications, provides approaches to more effectively master certain challenges of project communications. In this respect, literature argues, for example, that integration of contents, form, and timing, both within project communication and between project and corporate communication, is a prerequisite to ensuring companies are on the same page, hence consistent, when communicating about project contents. Taking the success factors of Integrated Communications identified in previous empirical studies as a starting point, this contribution will investigate, based on university projects, whether these factors can also be applied to project communications and to what extent they influence the success of project communications. Finally, the conclusion offers recommended action to facilitate sustainable project communications and provides recommendations for further research in this area.
可持续项目管理和集成通信(IC)的作用
当研究和开发项目失败时,基本上是由于项目组织内部和外部的沟通不足,因此是不可持续的。综合传播的概念,文献讨论作为可持续传播的原则,提供了更有效地掌握项目传播的某些挑战的方法。在这方面,文献认为,例如,内容、形式和时间的整合,无论是在项目沟通中,还是在项目与企业沟通之间,都是确保公司在沟通项目内容时保持一致的先决条件。本文将以以往实证研究中确定的整合传播成功因素为出发点,以大学项目为基础,探讨这些因素是否也可以应用于项目传播,以及它们在多大程度上影响项目传播的成功。最后,结论提出了促进可持续项目沟通的建议行动,并为这一领域的进一步研究提供了建议。
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