The research study for assessing of project management maturity level
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Abstract (EN)
In this study, established commercial business based on technology development which are supported by incentive mechanisms in Turkey, will be measured the maturity levels of scope, time, cost, quality, risk, human resources communication and supply management and will be evaluated on the results. The management maturity levels of the relevant business will be measured by a questionnaire. The informations are obtained by surveys have been analyzed and the measurements of the maturity levels of related business and administrative solutions for the improvement of the level of maturity will be shown in this study. The maturity levels of venture companies, which are aimed inventing new technology, is important for sustaining in long-term. The increasing of the technological venture companies which has high levels of maturity, will contribute to longer survival of these companies therefore it will be contribute to national income with more products of this company, are expected.
Author
Doğuhan Ali Yıldız
Institution

İstanbul Beykent University
Division of Business Administration
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Doğuhan Ali Yıldız (Master Thesis). The research study for assessing of project management maturity level, 2016, İstanbul Beykent University.
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