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  • ...s vision. This article primarily explains the importance of EI in project management and underlines the key areas involved in emotional intelligence for project ...nt Body of Knowledge (PMBOK guide), 6th Edition (2017) https://www.project-management-prepcast.com/free/pmp-exam/articles/882-emotional-intelligence-and-project-
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  • ...each alternative and then selecting the one that reveals the highest total performance score. SMART provides a simple and intuitive method for supporting the deci ...rent components: (1) the alternatives, (2) the criteria for evaluating the performance of the alternatives and (3) the relative importance of the defined criteria
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  • ...thin management of projects and are clearly linked to team development and management. It is essential for the project team manager to actively make an effort to ...and Group Development: Toward an Integrative Perspective'', The Academy of Management Review , Vol. 9, No. 4 (Oct., 1984), pp. 670-683. https://www.jstor.org/sta
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  • ...0,28804,2086680_2086683_2087685,00.html ''The 25 Most Influential Business Management Books'', by Stephen Gandel, TIME BUSINESS GUIDES, August, 2011]</ref> ...s article will also include the approach of the concept related to project management. Lastly, there will be a critical reflection of the application of the prin
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  • ... understand employees motivation for completing tasks. In project schedule management, this is valuable knowledge when estimating activity duration. The project ===Risk Management===
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  • ... the status of projects are best measured for one point in time by its key performance indicators (KPI), which should be balanced between qualitative and quantita A key perfomance indicator (KPI) is a measure of performance that is used to help an organization define and evaluate how successful it
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  • ...hes. These practices are significant to improve the quality of the project management along with the quality of the final product and service. ...ntinuous improvement of business processes supporting technology and their performance <ref name=''Niels''> ''https://vbn.aau.dk/ws/files/65488445/EurOMA2011_0466
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  • ...e advancements in software and tools have made project data collection and management significantly more seamless - leading to an ever-increasing amount of proje ...ery difficult to operate the vehicle. The scenario is similar in a project management context; without critical project-related information at a glance, it can b
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  • ...e reference to PRINCE2, Dansk Standard (DS) and books published by Project Management Institute will be used as background material to verify the statements. ... they differ by looking at how the topics handle; Scope, change, planning, management and success. The outcome from this wiki page will provide a clear and easy
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  • ...w and why Belbin's Team Roles can be used in practice in regard to Project Management, as this will improve effectiveness within existing and new teams. ...hy Belbin's Team Roles are important in Resource Management within Project Management theory by elaborating on possible applications. Furthermore, a broad overvi
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  • ... to or suggested for students who study introduction management or project management because of its simplicity. The problem is that with such a simple tool come ...the backbone in the project scheduling part (or planning stage) of project management, was created by Henry Gantt in the beginning of the 20th century. He starte
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  • ...gins with a background to it, then explains when it is relevant in project management practices, how and when it can be applied, and concludes by listing some of ... various combinations of personalities and behaviours and the overall team performance. It became clear that it was the balance of behaviour rather than the intel
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  • ...rsonality type, roles within the team and workflow. Then its describe what management tool the team can use for the work process. ...nce goals are set, they determined and defined by the team. In groups, the performance goals are usually set by others. Teams commonly have a very specified visio
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  • ...for his usage and application of it later in the 1950s. But most often the management consultant at Stanford Research Institute Albert Humphrey will be given cre ...from Porter M. E., Competitive Advantage: Creating and Sustaining Superior Performance (New York: Free Press, 1985), page 5.]]
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  • ...on time and within the estimated budget is a challenging aspect of project management. == Root causes of poor performance ==
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  • ...er and connections can be visualized. Throughout both processes in project management, key actions can be defined which enable the project manager to generate so ... in project management. Here, the focus is on how the processes in project management look like, what the SPALTEN methodology and how it can be applied in the co
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  • ...werType:toc//root_slug:viewerType%3Atoc/url_slug:root_slug%3Aguide-project-management?kpromoter=federation</ref>. This also means that the unconscious bias of a ...eyec/2018/11/09/three-psychological-roadblocks-that-get-in-the-way-of-good-management/?sh=75727edf3c99. Retrieved February 21th 2021.</ref>. It can also be said
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  • ...ore it can have an impact on the organization’s objectives. Project Risk Management in organizations includes the processes of identifying possible risks, anal ...d by Kaoru Ishikawa in the 1960s. It is a visual tool used in Project Risk Management to identify the root cause or possible causes to a problem or effect with t
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  • ...ry for the management of the company to uplift the company using strategic management tools. <ref name="Strategic Planning">Steiner, G. A. (2020). Strategic Plan ... which they implement step by step strategic management process. Strategic management includes the following factors or step by step process.<ref name="SWOT Anal
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  • ...ersonal introspection leads to better leadership and more truthful project management. The focus is very much on Authentic Leadership which has proved to enhance ...s of authenticity will shine through all aspects of your life from project management to fatherhood. This article is not meant as a 3 step tutorial to being auth
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