What makes some projects succeed while others fail? Michael Tushman and Ralph Katz explore this question in their groundbreaking study of gatekeepers in the R&D sector. Drawing on empirical data and cutting-edge theories, they demonstrate the key roles that gatekeepers play in determining the success or failure of projects, and offer practical advice for managers and leaders seeking to improve their project performance.
Based on a survey of research and development teams, this book explores the link between communication patterns, project performance, and task characteristics. It provides valuable insights into the factors that contribute to effective teamwork in R&D settings and offers practical recommendations for improving communication and collaboration.
The Influence of Group Longevity on Project Communication and Project Performance is a groundbreaking book that explores the relationship between group longevity and project success. Based on extensive research, the book provides valuable insights into how project teams can improve communication and performance by leveraging the benefits of long-term collaboration. It is a must-read for anyone involved in project management or team leadership.