Fatores e critérios de sucesso na gestão de projetos públicos: uma análise bibliométrica no período de 2016 a 2020

Tereza Raquel da Silva Dantas, João Paulo Oliveira Lucena, Josué Vitor de Medeiros Junior

Resumo


O objetivo deste trabalho foi dimensionar a produção de artigos científicos que relacionassem fatores e critérios de sucesso na gestão de projetos públicos. Para alcançar isso, foi feito um estudo bibliométrico, com o intuito de quantificar e levantar informações em bases de dados internacionais e nacionais, que tenham publicações de artigos relacionados ao tema em análise. Na etapa de organização e leitura, utilizou-se o software EndNote® e após filtragens realizadas, chegou-se a um total de 65 trabalhos para análise, onde foram classificados como internacionais e nacionais, número de publicações, rede de autoria, periódicos com maior incidência de publicações, entre outros aspectos relevantes. Além disto, os trabalhos puderam ser agrupados em 4 temas: “sucesso em gestão de projetos”, “fatores de sucesso”, “critérios de sucesso” e “fatores críticos de sucesso”, o que permitiu aferir que há trabalhos que abordam esses aspectos isoladamente, assim como há aqueles que relacionam pelo menos dois temas.


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