Journal of Engineering, Project, and Production Management, 2023, 13(2), 148-158
Critical Success Factor Models for Project Success
1Research Scholar, Centre for
Research Studies, Birla Institute of Management Technology, Plot No. 5,
Knowledge Park, II, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India - 201306,
E-mail: virenderkr.bimtech@gmail.com (corresponding author).
2Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Kautilya
School of Public Policy, GITAM University, Hyderabad, India, E-mail:
amrendra@kautilya.org.in
3Professor and Chair of Strategy, Innovation and
Entrepreneurship Area, Birla Institute of Management Technology, Plot
No. 5, Knowledge Park, II, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India - 201306,
E-mail: rahul.singh@bimtech.ac.inu
Project Management
Received April 2, 2022; revised July 1, 2022; October 20, 2022; accepted January 29, 2023
Available online April 10, 2023
Abstract: Project success is dependent on multiple stakeholders’ perceptions; however, current theories on project success are not translating into practice. Previous studies have duly captured or highlighted the need for the identification of critical success factors (CSFs) from multiple stakeholders’ perspectives. However, most of the previous research on CSFs has been carried out in developed countries. Therefore, their applicability in developing economies needs to be explored. This study reviews the existing literature on multiple stakeholders’ CSFs models for project success and investigates the existing gaps in the Indian context for project success on construction projects located in India. The findings of this paper suggest that there are few previous references in the CSFs area for project success from multiple stakeholders’ perspectives in the Indian context. Very few previous studies have proposed a CSF model that is developed taking into account multiple stakeholders’ perspectives, multiple project types, and multiple project procurement methods. Further, none of the models reviewed has evaluated the effects on all four performance criteria of time, cost, quality, and client satisfaction. This reveals an important existing research gap, that is, the need for the development of such a model for developing economies like India.
Keywords: critical success factors, construction projects, project success, multiple stakeholders.
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Citation: Kumar, V., Pandey, A., and Singh, R. (2023). Critical Success Factor Models for Project Success. Journal of Engineering, Project, and Production Management, 13(2), 148-158.
DOI:
10.32738/JEPPM-2023-0015
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