Research on Project, Programme and Portfolio Management

1. Introduction.- 2. Towards a Target System to Incorporate Sustainability in Multi-Project Management in Factories.- 3. Factors Affecting the Integration of Sustainability in the Early Project Phases in an Integrated Project Management Model.- 4. An Alternative Risk Assessment Routine for Decision Making; Toward a VUCA Meter to Assess the Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity of Complex Projects.- 5. Sustainable Project-Oriented Careers: A Conceptual Model.

Roxana Cuevas has been a research professor at the Antonio Narro Agrarian Autonomous University since 1977, and is currently ascribed to the Sociology Department. She has pharmaceutical chemistry biologist degree, and a Master's degree in Law and Public Policies for Equality. She is an Official in the Public Administration Social Counsellor for the State of the National Institute of Women, a leader of the movement of women in Mexico, technical secretary in the chamber of deputies, and the general secretary of the Unique Union of Academic Workers of the Antonio Narro Agrarian Autonomous University.



Constanta Nicoleta Bodea is a Professor of Project Management and Management Information Systems at the Department of Economic Informatics and Cybernetics, Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania. She has a Ph.D. in Economic Cybernetics and Statistics, on the topic of knowledge management systems for Research, Development and Innovation Management. Startingin 2014, she is also a Senior Researcher at Centre for Industrial and Services Economics, Romanian Academy of Sciences. Her research is focused on knowledge management systems, service innovation and technology-enhanced teaching and learning in project, programme and portfolio management. She has co-authored or edited more than 50 books and book chapters, and has published more than 350 papers in journals and conferences proceedings




Pablo Torres-Lima is an agricultural anthropologist specialist in the area of agricultural systems, peri-urban and rural populations, regional development and sustainable agriculture. He holds a Ph.D. in anthropology, from the University of Florida, 1997, and a master's degree in plant, soil and environmental sciences from the University of Maine, 1994. He is a full-time Professor in the Department of Agricultural and Animal Production (UAM) and has been a Visiting Professor at Brown University (2004-2010), among