Browsing by Author "Workie, Bantie(PhD)"

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    Assessment of Risk Management Practice for Project Success: The-Case of Core Banking System Replacement Project In Wegagen Bank Sh.Co.
    (Addis Ababa University, 2021-07-13) Seyoum, Elizabeth; Workie, Bantie(PhD)
    If risk is not managed properly it can be one factor to hinder success of a project and even it may lead to project failure. The objective of this study is to show the application of proper risk management practice is vital for project success. The specific objectives of the study is to assess the effective risk management practice by taking the core banking system implementation project of Wegagen Bank Sh.Co. as a case. The study detected the important risk management elements missed during the implementation of core banking system replacement project of the bank. The purpose of this study is to assess the project risk management practice during the Bank’s core banking system replacement project by focusing on basic project risk management assessment process such as risk management planning, risk identification, analyze risk, evaluate risk, treat risk and monitoring and controlling, that were identified as basic framework on different literatures. The main research question focused on what was the practice of project risk management of core banking system replacement project of Wegagen bank Sh. Co.?The study used descriptive research design and analysis method, qualitative research approach and purposive sampling technique. The semi-structural interview was conducted to collect primary data from the respondents that consisted of 6 core team members including the project manager out of 28 direct participants of the project. The finding of the study indicates that based on the analysis, this study identified the major gaps between the theory and in the actual risk management practice of the project. Accordingly the study recommends that as effective communication is basic to minimize risk during implementation of a project, it is highly recommended that all participants should be communicated properly about risk and in all life cycle stages of the project. Moreover, to narrow the gap occurred due to risk mismanagement during implementation of the project due attention and training should be given for participants with related to various processes under project risk management practice and risk identification. Based on the analysis finding the study also recommends that organizations should prepare risk policy and procedure specifically for (IT) projects that guide the project team to go through a disciplined risk management process. Also organizations should allocate separate budget and responsible body that can facilitate IT risk related matters during implementation of projects.
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    Factors that Affect Timely Completion of Construction Projects: In the Case of Ethiopian Electric Power Transmission and Substations Projects
    (Addis Ababa University, 2021-03-02) Gebregziabher, Dawit; Workie, Bantie(PhD)
    The goal of this research was to determine the factors that trigger construction project delays in Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP). The study used a descriptive and explanatory research design to accomplish this purpose, with employees of the company serving as primary data sources. Questionnaires were used to obtain the requisite firsthand details. The survey was performed using the census process, with 77 workers from EPP's construction task force filling out questionnaires. 70 questionnaires were correctly filled and returned from the distributed questionnaires. The data was analyzed using quantitative descriptive and inferential statistical methods. To model the impact of resource allocation, project planning, project monitoring, and project leadership on project completion time, a multiple linear regression was used. The study shows only two variables, resource allocation and planning, have statistically significant effects on project completion time. Resource distribution was the most powerful indicator, followed by project planning. The study proposed that a systematic project planning practice be developed and used that can grasp the major tasks that must be accomplished. In addition, the study recommended that avenues be implemented to ensure that the correct amount and quality of materials are supplied for the projects.