I have come up with some research questions to follow. They are in the attachments. This is a seminar review paper.
Minimum 13 scholarly journals must be used.

The structure of the paper must include at a minimum the following:

Title Page (see APA):
o The recommended length for a title is no more than 12 words.
o Page 41 of the APA manual has an example of a title page
Abstract (approximately one half page) (see APA):
o Provide a brief overview of the topic and introduce why it is a challenging and important project management issue.
o Briefly discuss the content of your paper and general conclusions you made from the results of the review.
Introduction (approximately 2-3 pages):
o Provide background information and details concerning this topic that convey the importance and challenges of the issue.
o Explain your reasoning for the methods (databases, search engines, etc.) you used to obtain literature.
o Explain your reasoning for the methods (statistical, graphical, qualitative, etc.) you used to analyze the results of the review.
Literature Review (approximately 15-20 pages):
o Provide a detailed review of literature concerning the topic.
o When discussing the literature, try to group similar concepts together and then compare and contrast them with papers approaching the issue differently (e.g. financial versus human resources).
o Include a variety of perspectives and viewpoints that thoroughly cover all aspects of the topic.
Analysis (approximately 3-4 pages):
o Evaluate how much is currently known about the topic based on your literature review.
o Discuss the quality of the literature found.
o Present and explain the findings.
o Evaluate the need and significance of new research.
Conclusions (approximately 2-3 pages):
o Provide insight and recommendations concerning the topic based on your literature review and analysis
o Here often authors will identify areas for future research based on information discovered during development of the paper.
References (at least 15):
o List all references using the parenthetical citing method.
o Every reference within the body of the paper should have a corresponding entry in the reference list at the end of the paper and vice-a-versa.

Your paper will be evaluated based on the following:
• Professional Presentation: Appropriate format, grammar, structure, etc.
• Thoroughness of the literature review: Was the topic covered in a thorough and complete manner with credible references?
• Analysis: Did the paper provide a clear and accurate assessment of the information found with reasonable results and conclusions?
• Keep in mind, even though you are conducting a literature review, this paper should be your own work in your own words. Papers will be submitted through plagiarism software. If plagiarism is detected, the paper will not be accepted and the student will receive a failing grade.

• ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ARE CONSIDERED PLAGIARISM:
o Putting your name on a paper written by someone else (regardless whether the person who wrote the paper is aware of it or allows you to represent the paper as your own).
o Presenting ideas coming from someone else, without citing the source.
o Copying words verbatim from some other source without putting the wording in quotations and without citing the original author
o Giving a wrong or misleading source for a quotation or idea.
o Paraphrasing a sentence (plagiarizing a sentence structure) – as by substituting synonyms for words written by the source but essentially retaining the sentence structure without giving credit to the original author.
 Example:
• Original – “Several items are needed to begin a project to achieve optimal results.”
• Plagiarized – “Many things are required to start a project to obtain the best outcomes.”
• Valid paraphrase – “Project results can be best achieved if certain steps are completed at its beginning.”
o Copying graphs, charts or illustrations without giving credit to the creator
o note: you may have as many graphs, charts, illustrations, etc. as you want, but this does not count towards the number of pages required.
o No more than 25% of the length of your paper may consist of quotations even if properly sited.