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Critical factors in project success: a study of public sector construction projects in Malaysia.
construction-engineering-and-managementconstruction-industrymalaysiamanagementoperations-and-supply-chain-managementproject-management
The importance of the construction industry to nation building necessitates that project implemented achieves project success. However, studies and evidence have shown that there is a low probability in consistently achieving project success. Nevertheless, it seems that the definition of project suc
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