BY: Faith Kimani and Anthony, M. Wanjohi Abstract:Â Sustainability is one of the key considerations in contemporary project planning and management, as many projects are increasingly expected to deliver lasting economic, social, and environmental benefits. As such, the current paper examines sustainability as a key component of project planning and management. Specifically, the paper discusses the…
Category: Project Management Articles
Challenges and Interventions of Stakeholder Engagement in Project Management
BY: Zippora Mwende and Antony M. Wanjohi Abstract: Good stakeholder engagement keeps projects successful and sustainable, yet managers constantly deal with everyday friction like broken communication, deep mistrust, tight budgets, and uneven power dynamics. This article looks at these common hurdles and offers practical solutions to improve teamwork. Finding a way forward requires moving away…
Role of Leadership in Ensuring Project Success
By: Chepkirui Jedidah & Anthony, M . Wanjohi Abstract: Project success increasingly depends on effective leadership rather than technical project management skills alone. This article examines the role of leadership in ensuring project success by exploring how transformational leadership, emotional intelligence, strategic decision-making, and effective communication influence project outcomes. Drawing on empirical evidence and existing…
THE EFFECT OF MONITORING AND EVALUATION ON PROJECT SUSTAINABILITY
BY: Njuguna Dennis & Antony M. Wanjohi Abstract: Any organization’s goal is to be effective, and efficient, attain its objectives and exceed in performance. The need to be successful and have a more remarkable performance has created the need for regular tracking of projects to ensure the project follows the right course for optimal performance….
TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION IN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
1Ogaji Geoffrey Baraka and 2Anthony, M. Wanjohi 1Maasai Mara University P.O.BOX 861 -20500, NAROK Email: info@mmarau.ac.ke 2Kenya Projects Organization P.O.BOX 15509 – 00503, Mbagathi, Nairobi – Kenya Email: infokenpro@gmail.com Abstract: Kenya’s construction sector is booming, but it is still plagued by a familiar headache: delays and runaway budgets. To fix this, the industry is finally…
STRENGTHENING PROJECT OUTCOMES THROUGH INTENTIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT
BY: Brandon Griffins Ochieng & Anthony, M. Wanjohi Abstract: Risk management remains one of the most critical yet inconsistently applied disciplines in project execution. Despite its well-documented importance, many organizations continue to struggle with its practical implementation, often facing disruptions that were foreseeable and preventable. This article proposes five evidence-based solutions improving risk identification, strengthening…
Risk Response Strategies in Project Implementation
Authors: 1Michael Joseph Kimanzi and 2Antony, M. Wanjohi 1Maasai Mara University | P.O.BOX 861 – 20500, Narok | Email: kimanzimichael2004@gmail.com 2Kenya Projects Organization | P.O BOX 15509 – 00503, Mbagathi, Nairobi | Email: infokenpro@gmail.com Abstract: Effective risk management is a foundation for a successful project outcome, yet projects are fundamentally exposed to uncertainties that threaten…
Impact of Effective Communication on Project Management
BY: MATHEWS C. OMULECHI AND WANJOHI M. ANTHONY Abstract: The main objective of this paper is to examine the impact of effective communication in project management. While some researchers may have considered communication as a mere success factor in project management, others have identified it as an important skill and a required competency in project…
Key Success Factors in Project Planning
INEFFECTIVE MONITORING AND EVALUTAION SYSTEMS AS A CAUSE OF PROJECT FAILURE
By: Jane Cheren Amunga and Antony, M. Wanjohi Abstract: Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) systems are essential components of project management, providing mechanisms for tracking progress, assessing performance, and supporting decision-making throughout the project cycle. Despite their importance, many projects experience failure due to inadequate M&E systems. This paper examines how weak M&E systems contribute to…