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...e Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) (6th Edition), Part II, Chapter 1. Retrieved from https://app.knovel.com/hotlink/toc/id:kpGPMBKP02

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...low, the most crucial limitations of the Iron Triangle within the Type I & II Errors are presented. === Type II Errors ===

...retical integration of a component ''i'' to itself is denoted by ''IRL_ii'' and is assumed to be a maximum <ref name="one"/>.

...f changes to the original model which is now called Situational Leadership II or SLII <ref name="OneMinuteManager"/>. ...f changes to the original model which is now called Situational Leadership II or SLII<ref name="OneMinuteManager"/>. While still keeping the same methodo

...the science of Project Management which had been used during the World War II by “General Electric Co” and nowadays it is an approach commonly used f

...America from 1953 to 1961 and a former commanding general during World War II. He procured the truce of the Korean War and carried forward the Cold War f '''Quadrant II: Important, not urgent'''

...n industry (TWI) is a programme/method which was developed under World War II. It was the result of a need to quickly mobilize and train a workforce to p ...realising the strategy and arguably helped the Allied forces win World War II.

...wer also served as Supreme Commander of the Allied forces during World War II and subsequently led NATO. He was well-known for his strategic and producti

...pedia.org/wiki/Masaaki_Imai</ref>, kaizen has its origins during World War II. When the United States entered the war, a group of Americans led by W. Edw After World War II, Deming traveled to Japan to help with manufacturing, as Japan was trying t

...ave three levels, which consist of (i) the project’s main deliverables, (ii) the project’s deliverables and (iii) the work packages. <ref name=>https

In Japan, following World War II and two atomic bombs were dropped on the cities of Nagasaki and Hiroshima,

== Quadrant II == ...lls and energy, and contribute to accomplishing meaningful goals. Quadrant II is where ''“deep work”'' happens because the tasks are largely freed of

...most likely, and the pessimistic estimates—are supposed. <ref name="PERT(II)"/> ..., Siamak Haji (2011). '''Program Evaluation and Review Techniques II (PERT II).''' ''Engineering Letters, 19''(4). https://www.researchgate.net/publicati

<ref name="SLII"> The Ken Blanchard Companies (2000). Situational Leadership II - Teaching others. </ref>

...roject management comes from the chemical industry just prior to World War II. However, some literature points the origin of project management to Henry

=== Situational Leadership II === ...il you are a skilled one. The development stages of Situational Leadership II can be seen in Figure 4. With those development stages Blanchard then uses

...oject war rooms has existed for decades, particularly used since World War II. The concept has since been used in other contexts and has become an essent

...cyclopedia of Research Methods in Criminology and Criminal Justice: Volume II: Parts 5-8. Wiley, pp. 246-248.</ref>. This phenomenon suggests that people

...ect management originated from the chemical industry just before World War II. However, some literature points the origin of project management to Henry