Research Handbook on Information Systems and Project Management

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'This Handbook offers a thoughtful and timely perspective on current developments at the intersection of information systems and project management. Bringing together diverse contributions and industry examples, it highlights emerging themes in digital transformation, governance, and project work, while encouraging readers to question several assumptions often taken for granted. The volume will be a valuable resource for both researchers and practitioners.' -- Kirsi Aaltonen, University of Oulu, Finland 'This Handbook captures the lived realities of leading technology initiatives, offering grounded and timely insights for those working across information systems, project management, and organisational change. It speaks to both scholarly understanding and practical experience, making it a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners.' -- Ritesh Chugh, CQUniversity, Australia 'An indispensable guide at the intersection of IS and project management. This Research Handbook thoughtfully addresses critical challenges, ethics, leadership, security, and provides vital insights for navigating digital transformation effectively and responsibly in our rapidly evolving world.' -- Shekhar Rathor, Sam Houston State University, USA 'A wide-ranging resource for scholars and practitioners, this collection integrates research and practical guidance across the domains of artificial intelligence, governance, digital transformation, cybersecurity, and project management. As a timely and multidisciplinary guide, it clarifies theoretical concepts and provides frameworks for leading complex, technology-driven projects in both public and private sectors.' -- Carl Marnewick, University of Johannesburg, South Africa 'This Research Handbook is an essential roadmap for the digital age, masterfully bridging the gap between emerging technologies and strategic leadership. Covering everything from AI and blockchain to agile methodologies and ethical governance, it provides the evidence-based insights necessary to navigate and lead in today's complex organizational landscape.' -- Gaurav Shekhar, The University of Texas, USA 'This book is a must-read for any project management practitioner, researcher, or instructor. The project management profession and its various practices are a fertile ground in which we should anticipate continued growth in artificial intelligence-enabled tools. Our known methods and processes, indeed our very roles, will change dramatically over the next few years. As members of the project management profession, it behooves us to gather as much knowledge about this technology as possible. This book is a great starting point.' -- Karen RJ White, PMI Fellow, PMP