Organizational Diagnosis in Project-Based Companies

  • Zarei B
  • Chaghouee Y
  • Ghapanchi F
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The purpose of this article is to develop a new method for corporate diagnosis (CD). To this end, a method is developed for the diagnosis process of project-based companies. The article presents a case study in a large company where data have been collected through focus groups. Project delay, high project cost, and low profitability are examples of project deficiency in project-based companies. Such issues have made managers pay special attention to find effective solutions to improve them. Prominent factors are inappropriate strategy, structure, system, human resource management, and PMBOK(Project Management Body of Knowledge) processes. Thus, CD and analysis is an important task in improvement of corporate performance. The CD model that is developed in this article could be used for project-based companies. The proposed method can be used for CD in any project-based company. This article provides an emphatic application of CD as a prerequisite for restructuring in project-based companies.

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Zarei, B., Chaghouee, Y., & Ghapanchi, F. (2014). Organizational Diagnosis in Project-Based Companies. Sage Open, 4(2). https://doi.org/10.1177/2158244014537498

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