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There is a research gap on these variables, their concepts, and models in project management and performance, so this study will fill this research gap. Furthermore, elements and applications of these variables will be studied to find how they relate or differ. As a result, a general outline will encompass the best practices to use for any business sectors. The study also answers frequently asked questions about these variables, concepts, and models. Lastly, future research can use these findings to perform more in depth analyses.
Managerial Relevance
Decision-making is an important role for engineering managers, especially in the future of project management and engineering. This study addresses this role and how it will change in the future for engineering management. Also, this study addresses why engineering managers must maintain accurate decision-making skills in their operations and project management lifecycle. With this study's conclusions, the engineering management practitioner at any level can learn to more effectively utilize these variables, concepts, and models.
Originality
Though this paper utilizes other studies with the same hypothesis, there are different research perspectives that are used to find new ways of addressing prominent issues. This study features real-life examples for practitioners to easily apply these concepts to real situations. Lastly, this research will prove how vital it is to practice these variables, their concepts, and models in any business.