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• Situational Leadership II
  ... reviews, and also, discusses the implementation of Situational Leadership II in organizations. == Application of Situational Leadership II in Management ==
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• SWOT analysis
  ...ternative>[Josef Oehmen and Christian Thuesen, ''Alternative Perspectives (II) + (III): Standardization and Institutionalization of Project, Program and
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• The A3 report
  ...igures in a simple way which is easily read and understand<ref name=(Sobek II, 2011) />. The following sections describe stepwise which elements the diff ... opportunity relates to the goals and value of the company<ref name=(Sobek II, 2011) />.
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• Value Stream Mapping in Program Management
  *Non-Value Added Activities (NVA or Type II waste).<ref name="Wom96"/>
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• Program evaluation and review technique (PERT)
  * PERT II - usage of a stochastic approach to determine the time of an activity; usag ...es II (PERT II)'', Yakhchali, Siamak Haji, 2011, Discussion about the PERT II methodology, which introduces a stochastic approach to determine the time o
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• Project Risk Management and Project Risk Management Processes
  ...cur in a project.The methodology started to be studied after the World War II, when large companies with diversified portfolios began to be developped an Risk Management began to be studied after World War II, in order to protect individuals and companies from various losses associat
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• E. Pihl & Søn A/S from a management perspective
  ...s established. After [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II World War II], the business was not going well: Lauritz Emil Pihl was dead, Carl Pihl wa
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• Risk management process
  | <center>'''II'''</center> ... therefore need urgent attention or investigation. Same goes for the event II, the event have risk value of 15 and therefore is placed in the extreme cat
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• The Kaizen – Toyota KATA method
  ...tes, brought to Japan by experts such as W. Edwards Deming after World War II. The quality improvement methods were introduced in Japan under the Trainin
  24 KB (3,865 words) - 12:48, 18 December 2018
• Bubble diagram as visual tool
  ... – Part I”, Research-Technology Management, Sept-Oct 1997, 16-28; Part II, Nov-Dec 1997, 43-57.
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• Managing projects in a functional organization
  ... Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) (6th Edition) - Part II. The Standard for Project Management''. Project Management Institute, Inc. ...s://app.knovel.com/hotlink/pdf/id:kt011DXPR1/guide-project-management/part-ii-standard-project </ref>
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• BIM as a Management Tool in Construction Projects
  '''II. Bips, "A104 Dokumenthåndtering"''' (Direct link to website: [http://bips.
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• Bubble diagram in portfolio management
  ...uct development: lessons from the leaders – Part I”, 1997, 16-28; Part II, 1997, 43-57.</ref>
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• Value Stream Analysis and Mapping for Project Management
  ... Type I waste ). While completely unnecessary tasks are considered ( Type II waste ) such as waiting materials in inventory.
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• The dynamics of adversarial relations
  ...acting in Europe is associated with the housing crisis following World War II while in Britain this happened much earlier, during the first half of the 1
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• Financial appraisal in construction
  <math>NPV=\sum_{t=1}^{n}\Big[\frac{FV_t}{(1+k)^t} \Big] - II </math> <math> II </math> is the initial investment
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• Limitations of the iron triangle
  ... is missing. The iron triangle is categorized as a Type II error. The Type II error pictures the limitations of the iron triangle that it does measure pr ...error. For getting an even better understanding of what is behind the Type II error and square route to measure success a look on this article can be rec
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• Articles Fall Term 2017
  |[[Situational Leadership II]]
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• Project Manager Competencies and Personality Types
  ...el Briggs-Myers based on the personality theory of Carl Jung. In World War II, the MBTI method was used to assist in fitting a person to a job and vice v
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• HAZOP method, deviation analysis
  <ref name="clifton">CLIFTON A. ERICSON II. ''Hazard Analysis Techniques for System Safety''. John Wiley & Sons, 2016<
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• Muda, Mura and Muri
  ...sumer. The goal, for a company aiming to go lean, is to eliminate the type II of waste.
  23 KB (3,600 words) - 18:48, 17 November 2018