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...s chronologically, providing a theoretic backbone, which is illustrated by case examples of the fictional company A. *The '''detailed study''' specifies the studies of the subsystems and their interrelations in-depth. The focus shifts to sp

Studies of the concept have found that subjects faced with an intellectual challeng In these studies the concept was held up against concurrence seeking, debate and individuali

...older Theory, Andrew L. Friedman and Samantha Miles, Journal of Management Studies 39, January 2002'' </ref> suggests that this is influenced by: |These stakeholders should be monitored in case changes in their position occur

* Ethnographic field studies ...pany reports, financial data, business processes, policy manuals, etc. the case is different for the system archaeology technique, which is about reenginee

...e planned by discovering these underlying relationships. Examples are case studies and consultancy frameworks, that rely on transferring best practices across

...t the beginning to try to design demarcation system as wide as possible in case to avoid the possibility to restrict the possible outcome of solutions. Lat ...ackbox">Bruno L. (1999) ''Pandora's hope: essays on the reality of science studies.'' Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press.</ref> The same insig

...nizing the two domains as two different mindsets is supported by the joint studies of INCOSE and PMI on better integration of program management and systems e ...and ends up with a solution to be implemented. Let’s look at a practical case, simplified from the author’s practical experience:

There have been made many studies of companies achieving great results by implementing PPM practices. The stu ...nage what you do not understand. It could be argued that the latter is the case when buying pre-made PPM software, executives do not understand what the an

...or : Universität Paderborn- Germany, Department of International Business Studies. Universidade Federal de Santa Maria- Brazil, Department of Administration. However, this was not the case in the DaimlerChrysler merger: employees felt overlooked, disregarded and l

...t the longer the project and the team size, the harder is the failure. The studies reveal that the main causes for projects failing are breakdown in communica ...nd, the decision maker must have some concrete objectives in mind; in this case the main objective is to maximize value creation for the customer. A common

!Colspan="4"|Sources of uncertainties and their effect in previous empirical studies<ref name="Uncertainty"></ref> ...f>, Loch<ref name="Loch">Loch. "Tailoring product development to strategy: case of a European technology manufacturer." Eur. Manag. J. 18(3), 246-258 (2000

* [[Hazard and operability studies]] (HAZOP) ... This can be done by outsourcing the risky parts or by buying insurance in case the risk happens.

... interactions between the management activities of all project partners. A case study<ref name=JOMIE/> of 18 complex transportation projects in Canada, New ...s in construction, the latter defines the scope of necessary environmental studies as well as any site specific environmental factors that may affect the desi

... or in-depth perspective on certain areas of interest depending on the use case.<ref name=Monte> ''Robert, Christian P., and George Casella. Monte Carlo st ...How plausible this is in modern organisations is still undecided and other studies have shown a positive effect of the matrix organisation with up to 3 tasks

Case study write-up: the French health care system. ... The purpose of the following article is to think about good practices and studies in order to assign the project in the best way. For example, a network mapp

...the World, Harper Collins-Rawson Associates, New York, NY. Yin, R. (1994), Case Study Research: Design and Methods, Sage, Thousand Oaks, CA. '' </ref>, whe ...care of the operations management after empowerment. Journal of Management Studies 38:6 September 2001.'' </ref>. Instead of seeking to control and measure th

...nd how to avoid them, this article builds on state-of-the-art research and studies on meetings from leading universities. It also relies on standards on proje ...s, p. 224.</ref> They support this statement with research from scientific studies and industry research conducted by the authors themselves.

...reas, the project manager can identify and thereby solve conflicts faster. Studies have shown the following points to lead to the most conflicts: <ref name="B ...ll that conflict can lead to positive change if managed correctly. It is a case of identifying and dealing with the conflict in an early stage. In doing so

...ared to models that are linear and will be further discussed below. In the case of this model it is assumed that there are <math>n</math> assets. Each bon ...ny. "Manufacturing Portfolio Theory." International Institute for Advanced Studies in Systems Research and Cybernetics (2010): 120-160.</ref>. Finally, MPT mo

...asures implemented in short periods of time can reduce or end the negative case. In the second situation, the project manager can decide if it is possible ...ns, Inc., Hoboken, NJ, USA. doi: 10.1002/9781118802717.ch6. ''This chapter studies the integration of the schedule and the budget for the full impact of proje