Importance of Communication and Coordination on Mega International Projects (during execution)
Year: 2024
Type: dissertation
Abstract: The aim of the study was to determine why effective communication is essential to man-aging multicultural project teams for successful execution. This research was accomplished through literature, information from academic journals, and knowledge from experienced project personnel working on mega international projects. The qualitative data was used by interviews with people who have worked in the region with multicultural project teams. \nSenior project management professionals were selected for interviews based on their high experience obtaining information because of their involvement in multicultural environment projects. The study’s findings demonstrate the interdependence of the projects and communication in effective project management. Furthermore, the impact of open channel communication on decision-making, the function of cross-functional coordination in solving logistical and technical issues, and the importance of a structured communication framework in improving teamwork amongst diverse project teams are further themes that have been identified. The research emphasizes properly managing different departments and cultural differences and using advanced technology to enhance successful project communication. \nThe results emphasize the need for excellent coordination and tailored communication methods to meet the requirements of mega international projects. The knowledge obtained helps to improve the perception of the useful methods and tools that can be used to improve coordination and communication for project success. These insights will give project managers practical approaches to enhance stakeholder satisfaction and better understand the roles, strategies and tactics related to communication that engage their team members better, and such results improve performance of complex and multicultural environment projects.
Source: Theseus (Ammattikorkeakoulujen)
Author: Mughal, Abdul Majid
Language: English
Field: Decision Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7019717022