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...ts will not fulfill the initial plans and will not meet the initial budget goals. It is logically a utopian idea of predicting the unpredictable (known unkn
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...t on the project, those results are flipped around and made into reachable goals, representing the expectations of a given stakeholder. Once data has been c
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...llenging. However, in a dynamic company environment establishing effective goals followed by developed action plans is of great importance in any project ma
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... importance of the project manager. It comes to the project manager to set goals, make decisions, stablish the key indicators and parameters to control and
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... how will it be done and what will it achieve. It can be useful to use the SMART method to set the project objectives, and this means that each objective wi
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...nge of information between all parties to a construction project, with the goals of reduced cost, error, and redundancy. BIM is an effective tool for combin
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...documentation. The quality criteria particularly pertains to the KPI being SMART i.e. Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Time-Bound <ref name="P
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...shifting leadership that enhances motivation of followers to reach certain goals, to the Transactional leadership. Where Transformational Leadership is one
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...">George T. Doran (1981). ''There's a S.M.A.R.T. way to write Management's goals and objectives''. Management Review, http://community.mis.temple.edu/mis085
...t every manager could remember at thereby make an effective way of setting goals.
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... is an effective tool for managers in the initial phases of a project. The goals help in providing clarity, focus and encourage the motivation needed to ach
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...nd utilization of actionable information as a way and means to realize the smart factory and new manufacturing ecosystems.
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...urate meaning and monitoring systems to access how well the organizational goals has been achieved. <ref>Study. ''Four Classical Functions of Management ''.
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...s of the group will feel less motivated to assert effort into reaching the goals and thus, the performance will decrease.
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...AST Beats SMART. https://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/with-goals-fast-beats-smart/. Visited: 10.02.2021</ref>.
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...esired results are formulated. It requires a precise definition of project goals, performance measures, constraints, technological/operational alternatives,
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...cumentation for the organization’s activities in order to ensure quality goals and conformity. It is the QMS that dictates how the project quality managem
...is often due to a significant number of interacting issues.<ref name="Bio">Smart, Nigel J. 2013 Lean biomanufacturing Creating value through innovative bio
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... Projects with PRINCE2", it is stated that all project goals should follow SMART ('''S'''pecific, '''M'''easurable, '''A'''ttainable, '''R'''elevant, '''T''
...e stand up?. 39. https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Will-the-Real-SMART-Goals-Please-Stand-Up-Rubin/420c9bf14b34d26b2e0e047b0da0a30e5d06f153''</ref>. <br
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This article will cast a light on a management tool which is called SMART.
SMART is a tool used by managers or regular persons. To make their goals realistic and achievable.
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...he purpose of this article is to fully elaborate the idea behind the SMART goals, how to apply the technique and explore the limitations of it.
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...he work is prioritized and required resources are provided. Organizational goals are achieved with project management.<ref name="BodOfKnow1"/> One of the ke
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...explaining what project milestones are, how they can be used and how SMART goals can be used to make the project milestones more effective. In addition to
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...esting enough time and resources in the communication of project scope and goals, the importance of such a tool is undeniable.
...n strategic and long-term plans, settled by the top manager, with mid-term goals and everyday activities. Thus, four teams are created and each worker withi
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...ef name="SMART"> SMART Goals https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/smart-goals.htm</ref>. This stage is characterized by convergent thinking; however, it
...ere the outcome is predefined, the approach is simply not efficient if the goals and directions of the possible solution already is given. It will once agai
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...operating unit, and support function. <ref name="rael"> Rael, R. (2012). ''Smart Risk Management: A guide to identifying and calibrating business risks''. N
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...nagement depending on the setting, namely SMART and FAST goal setting. The SMART goal method is more frequently used however, due to complexity nature of pr
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...ves since different decisions can be seem useful without having the proper goals to achieve. “The objectives for outsourcing are often derived directly fr
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...g), rolling wave planning is more suitable for the teams on the short-term goals, course-correcting as needed and is particularly useful in projects with hi
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...ecognized leader. A legitimate question arises. If you put an intelligent, smart, well-trained specialist at the head of an enterprise, can this specialist
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...t. By conducting a post-occupancy evaluation, issues regarding the use of (smart) tools can be identified and solved. Additionally, it will help to learn an
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...re, PA: Project Management Institute. (Accessed: 9th April 2023)</ref>, '''SMART''' stands for:
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...am member could follow thereby making it an effective tool used in setting goals and objectives for a task. This is why this tool is more effective in strat
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