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Investigating Barriers To Project Delivery Using Virtual Teams
Investigating Barriers To Project Delivery Using Virtual Teams
Investigating Barriers To Project Delivery Using Virtual Teams
to Project Delivery
Using Virtual Teams
Presented By:
Engr. Ghulam Mustafa
Engr. Ali Tahir
Engr. Asad Khan
Engr. Waseem Akhtar
Introduction
Following COVID-19
Non- Availability of
Structure
High Level of
Complexity
Salient Features of
Virtual Teams
Combine Diverse
Skills, Talents and
Perspectives.
Its Temporary
Platform.
Combines culturally
diverse, geographically
dispersed.
electronically
communicating team
delivering projects.
Benefits to the
Organization
Team members geographically
dispersed can mutually work
Enhance productivity
Increased competitive
advantages
Improved customer
services.
Cost Reduction
Travel Budget Reduction
Multiple Prospectives ( facilitating
greater level of innovations.
Flexible Working Pattrens
Quick Response to more Dynamic
Business and client Requirements
Challenges
Communication
Team Cohesion
Motivation and Trust
Virtual teams in
Nigeria
Nigeria is Africa’s most populous
nation. According to the World
Bank, it had a population of over
200 million and an estimated GDP
of about US$447 billion in 2019.
Strong demographic growth with an
improving age mix and fast
urbanization.
Use of virtual teams is still at
infancy and most personnel just
have moderate knowledge of them.
virtual project teams in Nigeria
constitute an emerging and
continuously evolving
phenomenon.
Methodology
Adopted
Qualitative
Semi Structured Interviews
Sample Size
Duration
Methodology
Adopted
Participant Information
Criticism
Main Purpose of the
Research
Findings and
Discussion
Barriers
Uneven Participation
Lack of Accountability
Technology and Media Choices
Lack of Trust among Team
Participants
Harder to Communicate non-
verbally than face to face.
Lack of Coordination across
Geographical Boundaries and
Time Zones
Advantages