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  • * Are the correct drawings and information available? ...l more satisfied and balanced because they can achieve a better production flow and avoid the constant need of having to “put out fires” and take care
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  • ...eduled work and the quality assurance. It can be argued that the stream of information was not carried in the most efficient manner. An example of the latter is t ...HEX team had to overcome the difficulties of restructuring the information flow inside the project, develop a solution to the crisis and implement a differ
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  • ... [[Lean construction]] Theory. TFV stands for Transformation (operations), Flow (processes), and Value.''' ...non-value adding (waste) activities, and mainly controlling the processes (flow) in a project rather than the operations (transformations/activities) them
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  • ...on of finding linkages with interdisciplinary impacts and multidimensional information <ref name="Lessons_Learned">Lessons Learned from War Room Designs and Imple ...nges. The war room is ideal to make quick and clever decisions, as all the information is visible to everyone and therefore tangible.
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  • The linkages are flows of information, goods, services, and systems or processes adjusting activities.<ref name=p ...ages are extremely important and represent the cooperation and information flow between the value chain activities needed to run the activities.
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  • *'''Mind Mapping''': A visualization technique used to organize information. A mind map is hierarchical and illustrates the relationships between pie *Position in the information flow network.
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  • ...ifting tasks within their slack allowances". <ref> Schwalbe, Kathy (2007). Information Technology Project Management 5th Edition.</ref> ...struction and the arrows that connect the different nodes show the process flow. [Figure 1] It is possible to identify different types of activities like a
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  • Gantt charts convey all the above mentioned information visually. They outline all of the tasks involved in a project, and their or ...ing project schedules. For this it is useful to be able to show additional information about the various tasks or phases of the project, for example how the tasks
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  • ...udies, financing and the conceptual design. This phase is transforming the information to a machine-executable form. ...ommon goal, it was considered not necessary to communicate and interchange information on a detailed level because the plan was to work and meet the other team in
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  • ...ork or value. Scrum Artifacts are designed to have maximum transparency of information in order to make them understandable for everybody. In addition to this, tr ...name="AF" />]][[File:AE.png|150px|right|thumb|Figure 3: Simple information flow. Source: Own Illustration, based on<ref name="AF" />]]
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  • ...ot, where circle or ellipse are used instead the single points, and extra information are provided by varying the shape, the size and the colour. Furthermore the ...ameters could be used with the bubble charts in order to provide different information. Below the table show the most popular parameters used in the bubble charts
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  • ...onal characteristics of a facility. BIM is a shared knowledge resource for information about a facility forming a reliable basis for decisions during its life-cyc ...onal characteristics of a facility. BIM is a shared knowledge resource for information about a facility forming a reliable basis for decisions during its life-cyc
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  • ...SNA) appears recently as a technique that explore, maps and measure data & information flows and relationship between organizations, groups, people or other entit ... a low use of technology in their processes affecting the flow of data and information between the stakeholders creating conflicts and lowering the quality of the
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  • ...ot, where circle or ellipse are used instead the single points, and extra information are provided by varying the shape, the size and the colour. Furthermore the This example will be analyzed and the information obtained from it will be explained; this will be helpful to have a genera
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  • ...l product, efficiently '''linking''' them together to form a '''continuous flow stream of value'''.<ref name="VSA as lean">http://dspace.mit.edu/bitstream/ *'''Flow:''' seamless movement through value-creating steps.
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  • <li>'''Performance Reports''' - Performance reporting gives information on the scope performance, comparing which deliverables have been completed ...he lessons learned through the project requires to be documented, and this information should be available to improve other projects in the future and probably no
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  • ... create more lines in the table and replace the example text with your own information: |[[BIM-based information flow during construction phase]]
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  • ... the construction industry often thought of as ''having a sustainable work flow''. A continuing increasing movement is however about to change the meaning. :* first-order information loops around static standards, and
    27 KB (3,835 words) - 13:35, 19 November 2018
  • ...location conflicts are marked with the red squares. By optimizing the work flow and reallocating resources between the tasks, an optimized schedule can be ... <ref name=Winch>Winch, Graham (2010), "Managing Construction Projects. An Information Processing Approach" Second Edition, Wiley-Blackwell, United Kingdom. ISBN
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  • ...ss. Insecurity often result in withhold of important information about the flow and processes, and will consequent lead to delay and loss of value. One vit ...wiki/Muda_(Japanese_term) Muda]</span>) is often present within the a work flow system. This waste is identified by reflecting the current state. The futur
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  • ...he output doesn't have be a physical product but can as well be a service, information or conducted paperwork as illustrated on Figure 1. Examples of defects that * Missing information in drawing material
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  • ...mmon ways to rearrange or change the matrix to reduce loops of information flow or to let non-dependent activities run in parallel. Also the practical proc ...ction of buildings a simple Gantt chart may be of use to schedule the work flow of different tasks. Otherwise a CPM analysis (Critical Path Method), CCM an
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  • ... less time is spend on queuing before being processed and the reduction of flow variation, resulting in continuous ongoing improvements. - Make the value adding steps flow without interruption
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  • ...s changes since 1990, due to the growth of the internet, which changed the information flows on construction projects. These changes are grouped under the term e- ...esses. The evolution of ICT in the recent years has changed the process of information creation, storage and access. Through fixed ICT agreements the optimal foun
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  • ...of [[Communication in Project Management]] enabling continuous information flow to translate the owner’s value preposition into a successful project. The ...s to see both the limitations and advantages of this method of information flow. First the paper will make a description and application of BIM during the
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  • ...ling]</span> (BIM) which is a process that came to revolutionize the work -flow of the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) Industry. The fourt ...construct and manage buildings through a holistic approach and model-based information. Figure 1. shows the 7-dimensions of BIM.
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  • ...t places the construction project manager as the key person in the project information flows. <ref> Winch, G. (2010). Managing Construction Projects. Wiley-Blackw ...formation flow during construction phase#Application|BIM-based information flow during construction phase § Application]]''
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  • ... are fixed price, can do no more than manage the shape of the project cash-flow s-curve.<ref name="winch2">Winch, Graham M., Routledge, (2014) "Institution This paper synthesizes some of the information that exists around international construction industry productivity and com
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  • [[Cash Flow in construction industry]] presents an aspect of utmost importance for the the accountant. Cash flow is an ongoing process, in which the project manager must cope with
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  • ...ness of assumptions. It is also possible to use cause and effect diagrams, flow charts and influence diagrams. These methods for identifying risk sources, ..., with a three-step data flow <ref name=" PMI " />, is defined. Inputs are information used for the risk identification and the risk register is the product of ri
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  • ===Discounted cash flow=== ...e exploitation of the project. This concept is referred as discounted cash flow.
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  • Cash Flow in construction industry presents an aspect of utmost importance for the co the accountant. Cash flow is an ongoing process, in which the project manager must cope with
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  • ... does not have to be a physical product but can just as well be a service, information or conducted paperwork as illustrated by Figure 1. Examples of defects that * Missing information in drawing material
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  • ... less time is spend on queuing before being processed and the reduction of flow variation, resulting in continuous ongoing improvements. * Make the value adding steps flow without interruption
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  • This page is mostly oriented for project management information-seekers students or practitioners. * Cash flow ([http://wiki.doing-projects.org/index.php/Cash_flow_and_milestone_payments
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  • *Payback analysis – simply considers the cash flow of costs and benefits *Discounted cash flow – considers the ‘time value’ of cash flows
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  • ...nties and strategy modifications. According to Simons they are "the formal information systems that managers use to monitor organizational outcomes and correct de ...y creating '''positive forces'''. According to Simons they are the "formal information systems managers use to involve themselves regularly and personally in the
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  • ===Information gathering=== *System or process flow charts: shows how elements in the project interrelate.
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  • ... financial measurement. Is the classic organisations measurement like cash flow, income, return and more like it. Dependent on which phase the organization Also that it is dependent on the information given to the tool. if wrong information gets in the wrong info comes out.
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  • *Design an optimum flow ... the week is to develop solutions to eliminate critical waste, develop new flow scenarios with new standard work combinations, prioritize changes, plan the
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  • ...gement decisions; reveals and defines both methodicalness and slack in the flow plan or the network of sequential activities that must be performed to meet In this model, the activities are represented as boxes with all the information and the events as the arrows linking them.
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  • ...He is usually responsible for the P&Id (explanation later) and the process flow diagram and development. ...d each team member has to acknowledge their definitions. At the same time, information about the plant’s design/operating data are gathered.
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  • ... B could be assumed due to the uncertainty of the future. As a result, the flow in the project plan will be altered<ref name="PMIPRO"></ref>. |+'''Table 1:''' General flow Vs Scenario-based flow of project plan <ref name="PMIPRO"> Craddock, W. T. (2009) "''What are the
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  • ... system is providing information about the progression of a project. These information should be available in a time range that allows the project manager to even Performance reporting needs to provide information at an appropriate level for each audience as it is delivered the project ma
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  • ...croll through the entire project life cycle. Figure 2 discloses the system flow and output of Teamweek. Additionally, the scrolling calendar allows more lo ** Introduction to “Total Information Transfer System” an internet-based project management system mainly used
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  • [[File:scopecreep2.png|400px|thumb|right|Flow chart: How to deal with a scope change request ]] ...t and Develop it). The source is highly relevant in terms of more academic information and includes many real life examples.
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  • ... and a preliminary technical assessment. The market assessment will gather information about the market and will try to determine the potential future market posi ...decision on the idea screen gate with the consideration of the most recent information gathered from the stage 1. At this gate additional criteria may be added, d
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  • ...or any program or portfolio, where there is a more or less uninterruptible flow of projects that starts and ends, are the capabilities of the persons who l ...lem. Project managers must be able to; focus on the project goals, analyze information, use and follow a decision-making process, involve team members in the deci
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  • ... it is important to ensure any implications are accounted for. The process flow of Scope Change Control includes inputs, tools and outputs. This is depicte ... carries corrective actions. All learnings must be documented so that this information is available for future projects
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  • ...s V-Model vs Agile: A Comparative Study on SDLC", International Journal of Information Technology and Business Management (JITBM), 2012 </ref>
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  • ...L. A.H.M., Natrop M. (2015) BIM ON THE CONSTRUCTION SITE: PROVIDING HIDDEN INFORMATION ON TASK SPECIFIC DRAWINGS, ITcon, Vol. 20, 97, ISSN 1874-4753'' </ref>. Thi ...h <ref test=''(Hattab, 2013)''> ''Hattab M., Hamzeh F., (2013) INFORMATION FLOW COMPARISON BETWEEN TRADITIONAL AND BIM-BASED PROJECTS IN THE DESIGN PHASE,
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  • ...from the project manager’s side is all that is required for a project to flow much more smoothly. Incidentally, both of these theorems are somewhat appli ...ontact” is a confidential knowledgeable person in the U.S., who provides information regarding the ADS-B system used in the tracking system.]]
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  • ...ir contractual obligations. It involves decision-making and timely flow of information to achieve project goal in conformity with the contract documents. In pract : Focuses on collecting and analyzing information to provide assurance to the customer that progress is being made in line wi
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  • A ''network'' is a flow diagram constituting of activities and events that are connected logically Such estimation information can be used for this step of the process.
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  • ''“A strategy for flow efficiency, with key principles just-in-time and visual management”'' • '''Flow:''' The product should go through the production process, which should only
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  • ...ect, about what happened. The outcome of these measurements do not provide information about the cause of that result nor what to do about it <ref name="amara">Am * performance measurement should convey information through as few and as simple a set of measures as possible
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  • Collecting all information on a spreadsheet or worksheet ensures full transparency and high commitment ...s a crucial part of the goal setting as it strongly influences the project flow.
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  • Decision Tree is a graphical method for illustrating the flow of decisions faced on a project depending on the possibility of each decis ...e relationship among various actions and thereby, is representation of the flow of events, and as such, stays robust with a little chance for errors, provi
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  • ... how it is applied to various management standards to achieve optimal cash flow in systems. The book was first published in 1984 and since has been revised ...of 2017 and its content is able to be verified by similar articles and the information they value. </ref>. Bottlenecks often results in slow production times, sur
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  • ... projects is by ensuring that the people/teams are communicating the right information at the right time. But in order to do that, it is first and foremost necess ...es of interdependency data can be represented on a DSM. They can represent information relations among components of a product, teams working on a project, activi
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  • *'''''Payback Period''''' - simply considers the cash flow of costs and benefits ...n stage is a rather challenging task, due to the lack of available project information. Therefore, cost estimation models using parametric computational methods
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  • ... create more lines in the table and replace the example text with your own information: |[[Cash flow & payment milestones ]]
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  • ...uring meetings as a decision-making technique, as a planning tool or as an information gathering technique.<ref name="PMBOK" /> Furthermore, it can play a large r ...g ideation. During for example brainstorming there is a fluctuation in the flow of ideas, this technique can facilitate the generation of new ideas.
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  • ...rkshops. These inputs, tool, and techniques are illustrated in the process flow of the define scope process in Figure 2 and defined here below in a detaile ...r, lesson learned, stakeholder register, past project files and historical information.<ref name="PMG"/> <sup>(p.122)</sup>
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  • ...art-time resources. These may be both internal and external. Based on this information, ::*Control the flow and availability of user resources
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  • ...gineering. [Online]' </ref> The possibility of concentrating knowledge and information without moving to the same location has facilitated and enhanced the way CE ...f implementing new process in an already established and incorporated work-flow, is it a good idea to include the processes included as a project deliverab
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  • Is there a logical flow to the article? ...e confused reading the "monitoring in project management"-part. How is the information about monitoring related to PM? And why is it important for us to know that
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  • Is there a logical flow to the article? ''The argument is clear and the flow is logical without contradictions.''
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  • ...used in monitoring and controlling processes in projects, but also provide information of what a KPIs is, and how to visualize the data measured in the KPI. ...business and corporate level in an organisation, but also showing that the information that KPIs give should be limited to the part organisation that uses it.
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  • ...s, along with their strengths and weaknesses are described in Table 1. The information in Table 1 is taken directly from “The Nine Belbin Roles” <ref name=Bel ...nted. A project manager of such a team should be aware of when to stop the flow of ideas and pick one to continue working on.
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  • ... team. If a project manager can form an optimal team, there will be a good flow in the Five Stages of Group Development. It is of the upmost importance tha ...follow. This can be guidelines for working hours, dress code, how to share information or how a certain process should be performed. The project manager should su
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  • ...ns for the board and other major stakeholders on how relevant and reliable information are exchanged between them. Summarizing, project governance helps to: ...nt and (corporate) governance. It institutionalizes a targeted information flow that enables the building of necessary knowledge. With this strategic orien
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  • ...and external to the project. The strategy establishes a controlled flow of information which seeks to facilitate engagement with stakeholders.<ref name="prince2"> ...n? Where should the information be stored, and in what format? How can the information be retrieved? Other considerations such as time zones, language barriers, a
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  • ...rket matrix:''' also referred to as Ansoff matrix, is a tool that provides information about the risk of growth/expansion in other markets <ref name="r"> ''Rober ...roximately 11x17 inches), is a status report that helps managers to gather information into a visual form facilitating the comprehension when communicated with ot
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  • ...Two main concerns, that are crucial in Project Cost Management are '''cash flow''' and '''payment milestones'''. ...d project. Similarly it is with payment milestones, which are part of cash flow organisation and planning.
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  • Is there a logical flow to the article? ...ent. Good flow is well organized and synteshised, . The article has a nice flow.
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  • Is there a logical flow to the article? ...eference material, and search for team structure, you should find a lot of information about roles and whatnot. You’ve got to be able to link that somehow.”
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  • ...the construction phase, and not creating a continuous, and thus financial, flow of resources<ref name="lbs" /><ref name="imp" />. ...e to CPM. It implies a shift in focus from primarily the activities to the flow of work through the various locations of the project. LBS is a scheduling m
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  • ...e development phase is more crucial than the planning phase, namely within information systems and technology projects <ref name=" Scrum " />. ...iven process. The purpose of using burn-down charts is to provide relevant information about these progress in an easy-to-comprehend manner. This is especially re
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  • Is there a logical flow to the article? ... quite unambiguous. Furthermore, the article is characterised by a logical flow so far. Specifically, it begins with the cite of the definitions that are a
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  • ... to earn revenue. The project manager needs to think about budget and cash flow throughout the project life cycle. ... project manager when addressing different stakeholders and when gathering information from these. The theories included are research-based and the book provides
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  • ..., Institutional client, customer) and Risk Management Area, the forecasted information(indicators) after being processed is beneficial to the organization specia = Building Information Modeling (BIM) Analysis 3D =
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  • ...ner” of the project, the person who paid for the work and controlled the flow of the money. Turner made the distinction between the sponsor as the owner ... includes lists of what the sponsor should do. However, it is hard to find information about what the sponsor needs to do to fulfill the sponsor's role effectivel
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  • Is there a logical flow to the article? ...low but I find the sections application a bit long. The article has a nice flow.
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  • ...u don't need sections 5 and 6 of your article, however if you have insight information about this case I would recommend you to use it and see how the project dea Is there a logical flow to the article?
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  • ''Yes, it describes following sections of the article and shows a flow direction '' Is there a logical flow to the article?
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  • ...know whether it is necessary to describe the given table again, as all the information is clearly understandable. Fifth, it would be interesting to know, whether Is there a logical flow to the article?
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  • Is there a logical flow to the article? ''There is a good, logical flow to the overall article and all sections build upon the other.
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  • ...raction between team members and the environment. On the figure below, the flow of inputs, tools and techniques, and outputs of developing project team are * Information for the manager on how to strengthen relationship
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  • ...ocess and inspire the future changes to the projects. It provides valuable information for the potential investors. ...orary costs, permanent costs, etc. The study should show the expected cash flow scheme. Moreover, the expected spendings may change throughout the project,
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  • Is there a logical flow to the article? Is there a logical flow to the article?
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  • Is there a logical flow to the article? Is there a logical flow to the article?
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  • Is there a logical flow to the article? As I can see on the headings you have entered, the flow of the article will be logical. Consider the following:
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  • '''Text clarity''' This can be improved - the text needs to flow, especially after "Effective PM and BA role collaboration..." Is there a logical flow to the article?
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  • The summary/abstract gives a lot of information on the topic. It mentions some other methods as well, so the article is for The abstract gives good information on what is going to come in the article.
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  • Is there a logical flow to the article? ...e appreciated? to distinguish this article from a theoretical article. The flow is good, we go through the sections with a red rope, the following sections
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  • ...er. I would also put in the title of these sources to give some background information. Is there a logical flow to the article?
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  • ... very well connected. You should consider to have a connection to all your information in the abstract otherwise it will just look like a lot of small individual Is there a logical flow to the article?
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  • Is there a logical flow to the article? ...e, and you have some interesting aspects, but because your force a lot of information into few sentences it is actually difficult to see who the intended reader
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  • '''Text clarity''' Text is coherent, but could flow more ...summary of the article is well written and structured. It includes the key information about the article content, and is a nice brief to the further reading.''
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