Modelling Risks in ISIT Projects through Causal and Cognitive Mapping

Authors

  • Abdullah J. Al-Shehab
  • Robert T. Hughes
  • Graham Winstanley

Keywords:

causal and cognitive mapping, project evaluation, information systems project risk

Abstract

Software systems development and implementation have become more difficult with the rapid introduction of new technology and the increasing complexity of the marketplace. This paper proposes an evaluation framework for identifying the causes of shortfalls in implemented information system projects. This framework has been developed during a longitudinal case study of a problematic project, which is described.

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Published

1 Jan 2005

Issue

Vol. 8 No. 1 (2005)

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