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What is PMPQ Model

Handbook of Research on Strategic Alliances and Value Co-Creation in the Service Industry
This abbreviation stands for “project management planning quality”. Zwikael & Globerson (2004) developed the PMPQ model to evaluate the quality of project planning through the evaluation of planning products. The model has been validated and utilized extensively in the literature (e.g., Barry & Uys, 2011 ; Masters & Frazier, 2007 ; Papke-Shields et al., 2010 ; Rees-Caldwell & Pinnington, 2013 ; Zwikael & Ahn, 2011 ; Zwikael et al., 2014 ; Zwikael & Globerson, 2006 ; Zwikael & Sadeh, 2007 ).
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QPLAN: A Tool for Enhancing Software Development Project Performance with Customer Involvement
Marco Antônio Amaral Féris (University of Wollongong, Australia)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-2084-9.ch013
Abstract
As business competition increases, there is pressure on software development projects to become more productive and efficient. Previous research has shown that quality planning is a key factor in enhancing project performance. Thus, this article reports on the successful development and implementation of a tool (QPLAN) that enhances software development project performance by evaluating the planning quality of any type of software project and introducing best planning practices (such as references from historical data) that suggest how to manage projects in an appropriate manner, including encompassing lessons learned and involving the customer in the development process. This is applied research aimed at solving a real problem; thus, Design Science Research was adopted as the research methodology and the design science research process (DSRP) model was selected to conduct it. This artifact was designed for the project management literature, and implemented and validated in 11 organizations in five countries.
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