According to the findings of several studies, the likelihood of success for smaller projects is four times higher than that of larger projects. By looking at a database of more than 50,000 detailed project information, the 2018 Standish Group analysis found that small projects are more likely to be successful than big ones.
The same approach can be applied to manage complex projects. They can be challenging to manage at the beginning, but breaking them down into manageable stages can make the process easier.
In this episode of “IN Practice Podcast” we will discuss why, by dividing the project into smaller stages, you can better focus on each stage and ensure that everything is moving forward as planned.
This episode was created based on expert opinions, inputs, and insights on the most recent trends and practices in managing large-scale projects shared by Abdel Hamid Khogali, an expert in managing mega construction projects in the United Kingdom and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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“IN Practice” is a podcast that combines practical management concepts, best practices, and advice from the business world to help you become better at analyzing issues, seizing opportunities, mastering decision-making and delivering change. Every episode is filled with advice you can practice in your workplace.
The host, Loay Dirar is a seasoned corporate strategy and transformation advisor with over 22+ years of experience in management consulting and strategy. He specialises in enabling organisations to achieve sustainable growth, operational excellence, and strategic resilience. His expertise spans strategy formulation, mergers and acquisitions, change management, and strategic risk management. Loay has advised more than 40 organisations across the MENA region and globally, and holds a Master’s degree in Strategic Planning from Edinburgh Business School, as well as multiple professional certifications.
