The International Research Program
Cognitive Readiness
in the context of Project Management
Initiated in 2011 by Russell Archibald (USA), Daniele Di Filippo (ITA) and Ivano Di Filippo (ITA)
for the Project Management natural development.
Official definition: “Cognitive Readiness is the mental preparation, including skills, knowledge, abilities, motivations and personal dispositions, needed to establish and sustain outstanding individual and team performance in the complex and rapidly changing environment of project, program, and portfolio management.”
Cognitive Readiness International Research Program couple
with The International Research Programme “Capabilities for delivering projects in the context of societal development (CaProSoc)” Read more
and with The Institute for Neuro & Behavioral Project Management Read more
About
The study of cognitive readiness for project and program management was first used as a term of study in 2011 with the project “Cognitive Readiness in Project Team”, launched by Russell Archibald, Daniele Di Filippo and Ivano Di Filippo. The initial book publication on the subject was published in 2019, “Cognitive Readiness in Project Teams, Reducing Project Complexity and Increasing Success in Project Management” ed. Carl Belack, Daniele Di Filippo, and Ivano Di Filippo. The project, Cognitive Readiness in Disruptive Times, was initiated in 2020 through the International Research Program Capabilities for delivering projects in the context of societal development, CaProSoc, led by Dr. Mladen Radujkovic and Reinhard Wagner
Activities
In order to frame the Mission of the Cognitive Readiness research program a series of activities to address have been put in place.
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Publications
We have a list of links to publications that address the topics of Cognitive Readiness, were authored by one of the participants or originated in one of the work streams. They should be listed in a timely manner with the newest one on top of the list.
Members
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