Evaluating efficiency in Project management offices: a longitudinal evaluation using data envelopment analysis

Orientador(a) (dc.contributor.advisor)Lacerda, Daniel Pacheco
Coorientador(a) (dc.contributor.advisor-co1)Piran, Fábio Antonio Sartori
Lattes Orientador(a) (dc.contributor.advisorLattes)http://lattes.cnpq.br/6330279254229431pt_BR
Autor(a) (dc.contributor.author)Coelho, Marilia Botelho
Autor(a) Lattes (dc.contributor.authorLattes)http://lattes.cnpq.br/1212891219474337pt_BR
Data de Disponibilização (dc.date.accessioned)2024-08-29T13:43:22Z
dc.date.available (dc.date.available)2024-08-29T13:43:22Z
Data da defesa / Data do evento (dc.date.issued)2024-03-18
Abstract (dc.description.abstract)A project is a temporary effort to create a unique product, service or result. Due to their temporary nature, they have a life cycle made up of six processes: initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, control and closure. Thus, they combine a set of desirable results and organizational resources throughout each process, using an approach structured in metrics and standards with the aim of meeting the demands and opportunities of organizations. Projects represent a way of keeping companies growing and competitive in a scenario of increasing change and technological demands. As a result, more and more organizations are investing in projects as a way of increasing their results and becoming competitive in the market. Project Management Offices are part of this context with a central responsibility for efficient management within organizations, being the central point of support for outlining metrics and standards that meet the business strategy. The PMO is a structure in the organization that is established in order to standardize how projects are managed and to ensure efficiencies by generating best practices from the delivery of a project portfolio. PMOs can be defined as a governance structure for organizational Project Management and many project-oriented companies are implementing a PMO. One of the indicators used in a company's PMO is the success of projects after they have been closed, thus assessing the effectiveness of the project. This strategy only looks at a few projects in the portfolio, with cost and maturity characteristics. Project maturity is reflected in the FEL methodology. The company uses this methodology to advance gates and thus evolve the maturity of the project scope over time and life cycle.pt_BR
Agência de fomento (dc.description.sponsorship)CAPES - Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superiorpt_BR
URI (dc.identifier.uri)http://repositorio.jesuita.org.br/handle/UNISINOS/13208
Idioma (dc.language)pt_BRpt_BR
Nome da instituição (dc.publisher)Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinospt_BR
País da Instituição (dc.publisher.country)Brasilpt_BR
Departamento (dc.publisher.department)Escola Politécnicapt_BR
Sigla da Instituição (dc.publisher.initials)Unisinospt_BR
Programa (dc.publisher.program)Programa de Pós-Graduação em Engenharia de Produção e Sistemaspt_BR
Direitos de acesso ao documento (dc.rights)openAccesspt_BR
Assunto (dc.subject)Projectpt_BR
Assunto (dc.subject)Project Management Offices (PMO)pt_BR
Assunto (dc.subject)Organizational structurept_BR
Tema (CNPq) (dc.subject.cnpq)ACCNPQ::Engenharias::Engenharia de Produçãopt_BR
Título (dc.title)Evaluating efficiency in Project management offices: a longitudinal evaluation using data envelopment analysispt_BR
Tipo de arquivo (dc.type)Tesept_BR

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