Multi-Cultural Nature of Modern Projects: Culture as a Critical Success Factor for a Successful Project Management in Multinational IT Service Projects

Authors

  • Nur Allisyah Aiman Norsani
  • Balqis Aqila Asha’ari
  • Muhammad Luqman Hakim Razlan UTHM
  • Muhammad Nazri Md Salman
  • Muhammad Farris Hirzan Noor Zamrie
  • Muhammad Firdaus Ahmad Nazri
  • Amirul Hakim Hezri
  • Siti Hajar Arbain

Keywords:

Project Management, Globalization, Multi-National Projects, IT Service Projects, Culture

Abstract

In the contemporary global business landscape, this paper investigates the impact of cultural management as a fundamental discipline within project management on the success of globally delivered IT service projects. A qualitative research design, derived from an extensive literature review, explores the critical role of cultural awareness and management in international projects, particularly emphasizing challenges in cross-cultural communication. Interview data is juxtaposed with scholarly literature to validate the findings. The culmination of empirical research and literature insights results in the development of a Project Management Cultural Framework, highlighting culture and communication as core issues in international project teams. The framework underscores the challenges posed to project managers and organizations managing inter-cultural teams, offering valuable insights for building successful project teams in a global context.

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30-11-2023

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How to Cite

Nur Allisyah Aiman Norsani, Balqis Aqila Asha’ari, Muhammad Luqman Hakim Razlan, Muhammad Nazri Md Salman, Muhammad Farris Hirzan Noor Zamrie, Muhammad Firdaus Ahmad Nazri, Amirul Hakim Hezri, & Siti Hajar Arbain. (2023). Multi-Cultural Nature of Modern Projects: Culture as a Critical Success Factor for a Successful Project Management in Multinational IT Service Projects. Applied Information Technology And Computer Science, 4(2), 2261-2266. https://publisher.uthm.edu.my/periodicals/index.php/aitcs/article/view/14011