This paper explores the dimensions of value across a partnership project (that requires collaboration from two or more organisations), and highlights how unanticipated values from a project can add value to the overall portfolio. Insights into the complexities of defining and managing value derive from a study investigating managerial decisions to persist with a partnership project despite indications of possible failure, and how value was ultimately created. The study highlights a variety of valuable outcomes from project and portfolio activities. Sensemaking processes are illustrated and a value spectrum model is presented to provide guidance for portfolio decision makers involved in partnership projects
Background Cross-sector collaborations (CSC) are increasingly being seen as an effective strategy fo...
Abstract: A key goal for project portfolio management (PPM) is to maximize strategic value across th...
In the domain of relationship marketing, there is an increasing need for greater understanding of ‘v...
© Cambridge University Press 2017. Introduction The management of value is an increasingly important...
© 2014 by the Project Management Institute. Projects are expected to bring value to their constituen...
Value co-creation as a joint process between actors to extract benefits is becoming established as o...
Abstract Project alliance requires all parties to work together in good faith, share project risks,...
Value creation in projects is especially challenging when it deals with a complex system and multipl...
Partnerships between organisations from different sectors are increasingly regarded as an effective ...
In most non-profit organisations (NPOs), there are multiple programs, projects or initiatives runnin...
This paper explores value processes, their effects, and their management in business relationships. ...
The aim of the paper is to analyse the process of value co-creation in a project’ s network. The inv...
This paper proposes a conceptual framework to make sense of how project value is created in projects...
The aim of the paper is to analyse the process of value co-creation in a relationships’ network with...
In a global world with an ever-changing environment, expansions of partnerships have been suggested ...
Background Cross-sector collaborations (CSC) are increasingly being seen as an effective strategy fo...
Abstract: A key goal for project portfolio management (PPM) is to maximize strategic value across th...
In the domain of relationship marketing, there is an increasing need for greater understanding of ‘v...
© Cambridge University Press 2017. Introduction The management of value is an increasingly important...
© 2014 by the Project Management Institute. Projects are expected to bring value to their constituen...
Value co-creation as a joint process between actors to extract benefits is becoming established as o...
Abstract Project alliance requires all parties to work together in good faith, share project risks,...
Value creation in projects is especially challenging when it deals with a complex system and multipl...
Partnerships between organisations from different sectors are increasingly regarded as an effective ...
In most non-profit organisations (NPOs), there are multiple programs, projects or initiatives runnin...
This paper explores value processes, their effects, and their management in business relationships. ...
The aim of the paper is to analyse the process of value co-creation in a project’ s network. The inv...
This paper proposes a conceptual framework to make sense of how project value is created in projects...
The aim of the paper is to analyse the process of value co-creation in a relationships’ network with...
In a global world with an ever-changing environment, expansions of partnerships have been suggested ...
Background Cross-sector collaborations (CSC) are increasingly being seen as an effective strategy fo...
Abstract: A key goal for project portfolio management (PPM) is to maximize strategic value across th...
In the domain of relationship marketing, there is an increasing need for greater understanding of ‘v...