Study goals
Investigate the methods used by organizations in project management to identify and understand the needs of stakeholders, in order to improve project satisfaction and success.
Relevance / originality
The originality of this study primarily lies in the approach adopted through the Systematic Literature Review (SLR) to investigate the methodologies used in project management, focusing on stakeholders' needs. This methodical deep dive, grounded in literary evidence, provides a robust understanding.
Methodology / approach
Systematic Literature Review, comparing concepts and suggesting future studies.
Main results
List of tools, processes, and practices for identifying stakeholders' needs.
Theoretical / methodological contributions
A complementary study to those found has been proposed. The proposed study should use design thinking as a framework to gather customer expectations.
Social / management contributions
Using Design Thinking, the process is customer-centric and can be adapted for any type of project.