Improving results of project portfolio management in the public sector using a balanced strategic scoring model

This thesis suggests improvements, from a strategic perspective, to the practice of scoring projects in public sector organisations. It is argues that current approaches, notably project portfolio managing (PPM), are inadequate for many such organisations

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