Desenvolvimento de um modelo para gestão de benefícios: uma proposta integrada a um escritório de projetos (PMO)
This study is based on a literature review that aims to present benefit management as a discipline and management practice and clarify its contribution to project management. For this, a systematic review of the literature was carried out in two research bases with the application of search strings,...
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| Resumo: | This study is based on a literature review that aims to present benefit management as a
discipline and management practice and clarify its contribution to project management.
For this, a systematic review of the literature was carried out in two research bases with
the application of search strings, which were structured from the reading of previous
bibliographic research. The filters inherent to the bases were applied to outline the
quantity of results and then the titles and abstracts were read to analyze the adequacy of
the contents to the thematic scope of the research. Subsequently, a total of 20 articles were
reached, of which 17 were used in the development of the research, since 3 articles were
eliminated because they were not in compliance with the proposed theme. The selected
articles were then analyzed using MS Excel, VOSviewer. The results pointed to a rise in
benefit management, but with reservations, because despite being a discipline that
emerged in the area of information technology in the late 1980s, the content analyzed
shows difficulty in application, notably due to factors such as the impasse in the
establishment of metrics for the evaluation of benefits and the very culture of results that
favors the reach of products from projects and ignores the effort required to achieve the
benefits. Other topics such as effective identification of target benefits and specific governance structures were identified during the analysis of results and may serve as a motto for future studies. |
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