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| Due to modern project environments are dynamic, it is imperative that change management
methods be effectively integrated into project management methodologies to improve
project outcomes. The purpose of this study is to assess how the incorporation of change
management strategies into project management processes affects project success. Using a
combination of quantitative data from a structured questionnaire survey and qualitative
insights from semi-structured interviews with project management experts, a mixed-
methods approach was used. 141 project managers, change management professionals and
team members participated in the survey, which evaluated their knowledge of change
management techniques and opinions about the advantages of incorporating these
techniques into project processes. 141 project managers, change management professionals
and team members participated in the survey, which evaluated their knowledge of change
management techniques and opinions about the advantages of incorporating these
techniques into project processes. Significant correlations and patterns were found through
statistical analysis using SPSS, and a deeper comprehension of the practical consequences
and difficulties of this integration was obtained by thematic analysis of the interview data.
The results emphasize the significance of a comprehensive approach to project
management that incorporates change management components and show a positive
association between the incorporation of change management methods and improved
project outcomes. To improve project performance and adaptability in a timely manner,
this paper's conclusion offers solutions for organizations to successfully integrate change
management practices into their project management frameworks. |
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