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...r basis and whenever needed. The planning will be highly influenced by the time horizon and risks in the project. It is up to the project manager to define
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...like that all is well, which can result in conflict-avoidance. At the same time, the intermediary may be a little invisible in the team, but only until the
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...hese requirements, and to manage any changes to these requirements, at any time in the project process.
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...rs over and over they’re probably going to get good at what they do over time. Someone who's worked for a company for 3 to 5 years is properly going to d
...generally is not a strength, can potentially be a weakness but not all the time. Certain things companies might be somewhat good at it might not be a signi
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... meeting customer’s needs, the re-design or product/process modification time is decreased, which subsequently leads to cost reduction. As has been notic
...e development of a series of interrelated matrices, which is a complex and time-consuming process. The most widely used matrix is the ‘House of Quality
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... important not to think of failure as massive life changing failures every time. A failure is in this reference defined as mistakes, wrongful assumptions a
...ave a negative impact on cost and timing, which increases exponentially as time passes and the project matures”. By putting more effort on thorough plann
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...ew responsibilities and keep on developing over the complete span of their time within the organisation.
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...al Probabilistic Workshop 2008'' </ref> thus risk is an expected loss over time.
..., use their foundation as a source for establishing estimates of price and time pertained to a certain building project. Historic data on the other hand ca
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...disease, to start with it is easy to cure but difficult to diagnose; after time… it becomes easy to diagnose but difficult to cure.” (Machiavelli, 1514
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...r benefits. At program management, the change of the user’s needs by the time they receive the product is addressed with modifications of the product sco
...f their comfort zone in a form of resistances to changes. For an uncertain time they will deal with the insecurity of not knowing whether they have the sui
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...ts, combining concerns of telecommuting and global collaboration (culture, time zones, language).<ref>Velagapudi, Mridula. "Why You Cannot Avoid Virtual Pr
...lly Dispersed Team (GDT)''' – is a group of individuals, who work across time, space and organizational boundaries with links strengthened by webs of com
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...rgency:''' The degree of attention stakeholders need, i.e. is the expected time to meet the expectations of the concerned.
... level is null. These people are not of interest in the project. Investing time and effort in this type of people do not help the manager to get the result
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...at management was responsible to. The stakeholder theory was for the first time detailed described in the book Strategic Management: A stakeholder Approach
...does not changes over time. However the firms environment is changing over time, which will continuously modify the perspective and approach of the stakeho
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... and organizing tasks to accomplish a successful project. Projects are one-time temporary efforts designed to produce a specific result. They differ from o
...4.</ref> the project’s functionality is split into several tasks to save time and allow an overall improvement in the testing stage to be achieved, since
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...io risk as a result of the mix of components in a Project Portfolio at any time. <ref>'' Project Management Institute, Inc, 2006'' ''The Standard for Progr
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*Capture smallest and largest time-to-completion
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...resources. If resources are accessable in infinite quantities at any given time, the project’s critical chain is identical to its critical path.<ref name
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... no skills in project management and the teams they create are most of the time not working as well as expected.
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...roup members, as they interact in seeking an solution. As the cost and the time taken is higher than the individual working process, the organisation shoul
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...opping done in time, the knowledge of if you are on the right track and on time can prove crucial.
*measure actual progress against performance target of time, cost, quality, scope, benefits and risk to make decisions.
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...ever, there are also benefits from using this approach. Due to the limited time frames of each iteration, it causes an increase in productivity and gives t
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...ross-functional teams to identify and solve a problem in a short period of time. A Kaizen Event is different from other kinds of “collaborative workshops
...rovement activities <ref name="ref5"> ''Drickhamer, D.,2004. ““Just-in-time training”, Industry Week, Vol. 253 No. 7, p. 69. EFQM (2010), Assessing f
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...in meetings, many meetings fail and cause big, unnecessary costs on wasted time.<ref name=Romanco2001>Romanco, N. and Nunamaker, J. (2001). Meeting Analysi
...ng a strategy for meetings can save the project time and costs and on same time keep project team members motivated.
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...The purpose of this article is to address the issues around scheduling and time management in a project by combining PERT with the critical path analysis.
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...this process are many and not every one of them are essentially used every time. They all have the same goal, to obtain information, needs and expectations
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...s to Psychology, where he completed a two-year course in half the allotted time. After this he started studying for his PhD, focusing on the psychology of
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...teams works more efficiently in some periods than other. Overhead, such as time- or resource waste also varies through the different phases of the project.
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