臺灣博碩士論文加值系統

本研究乃屬於探索性研究，而研究的目的主要在於探討專案管理方法論在知識管理中所扮演的角色，以及專案管理在組織執行知識管理時的主要作用為何？在資料收集方面，本研究採用歸納分析法，主要是藉由文獻探討來獲取所需之資訊。本研究欲歸納推論企業若能徹底的執行專案管理，將能幫他們確保知識管理執行的成功。

The main purpose of this study is to explore the role of the project management methodologies in knowledge management, and the effects of project management while an organization implementing knowledge management. This study applies inductive analysis, which gathers data by reviewing literatures or written documents. In this study, we want to conclude and infer that enterprises execute project management thoroughly will help them assure success in implementing knowledge management.

致謝 iv
摘要 v
Abstract vi
Contents vii
List of Table ix
List of Figures xi
Chapter 1 Introduction 1
1.1 Background and Motivation 1
1.2 Objectives 14
1.3 Research Procedure 15
Chapter 2 Literature review 16
2.1 Knowledge management 16
2.2 Project Management 21
2.2.1 Project Life Cycle 22
2.2.2 Project Management Process Groups 24
2.2.3 Project Management Knowledge Areas 26
2.2.4 Project Management Process Mapping 27
2.2.5 Project Management Characteristics 29
Chapter 3 Methodology 31
3.1 Research Methods 31
3.2 Inductive Analysis 32
3.3 Research Framework 33
Chapter 4 Discussion 35
4.1 The relationship between knowledge management and project management processes groups 35
4.1.1 Discussions and Results 36
4.2 The relationship between knowledge management and project management knowledge areas 39
4.2.1 Knowledge Area of Scope Management 39
4.2.2 Knowledge Area of Time Management 41
4.2.3 Knowledge Area of Cost Management 44
4.2.4 Knowledge Area of Quality Management 46
4.2.5 Knowledge Area of Human Resource Management 48
4.2.6 Knowledge Area of Communication Management 51
4.2.7 Knowledge Area of Risk Management 53
4.2.8 Knowledge Area of Procurement Management 56
4.2.9 Knowledge Area of Integration Management 61
Chapter 5 Conclusion 67
References 70

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