英文摘要 |
Under competition of globalization, the employment of international human resource has made human factors increasingly valued. Therefore, papers discussing whether human factors influence project performance have gradually increased. These human factors are focused on knowledge distribution of project members, the extent of coordination, management control and upper management support. However, results of these studies are not consistent. In order to obtain a consistent conclusion of the four factors, this study adopts meta-analysis method, which intends to understand how the four factors influence project performance, the extent of correlation between the four factors and project performance and whether different types of projects will moderate the correlation. By utilizing the Pearson correlation, T values and F values from the literature, average weighted effect size value can be produced to interpret the magnitude of correlation between the four factors and project performance. Based on effect size, this study finds that the four factors are positive relative to project performance except for knowledge diversity of team members. Additionally, correlation between process and output control and project performance are partially moderated only under ISD projects, including hi-tech new product development projects. Finally, after looking into the correlation between the four factors and project performance, some academic and empirical suggestions are offered for reference. |