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...Construction is based on three views in production theory, Transformation, Flow and Value (TFV). These three views do not compete with each other but are r
...niversity, USA.</ref>. Furthermore, Koskela introduced the Transformation, Flow and Value (TFV) theory that is derived from earlier theories regarding prod
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...t aims to optimize and develop projects: (1) Value, (2) Value stream, (3) flow, (4) pull, (5) perfection <ref name="3a" />
'''3. Create flow'''
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...nning'', John Wiley & Sons Inc. Hoboken, NJ</ref>. Colleting the necessary information can be divided into two subgroups; primary and secondary data gathering <re
Identifying the right stakeholders can provide access to information and knowledge. This is due to the fact that knowledge is not only embedded
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...ization and in-depth analysis does not form part of this article (for more information, consult the section ''Related Material'').
...ertheless, both benefits and risks are difficult to measure, since perfect information is almost never available. In part, [http://apppm.man.dtu.dk/index.php/Risk
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... der Veen (2005), Mental model mapping as a new tool to analyse the use of information in decision-making in integrated water management, Physics and Chemistry of
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...ilable, and the project management guide has to be revised to take the new information into account.
...to develop a project charter and Project Management Plan. It also includes information about how to direct and manage project work, and how to control the work.
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...right place at the right time in the right quality to achieve perfect work flow, while minimizing waste and being flexible.
*Principle 3: Make the project '''flow''' continuously without interruptions.
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...e the final product gets handed over to the customer <ref name=four/>. The flow of the APM model is shown in Figure 1.
...kshops lessons learned will be discussed, and as all stakeholders get more information about APM, new projects can be initiated using the approach <ref>ESI Intern
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...ai, P. C. (2013). Applying Lean Production A3 to Enhance Construction Work Flow. Life Science Journal, 10(2).'' </ref>.
...n projects within the program. The status A3 report can provide systematic information across the organisation as input for program managers to systematically upd
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The information available regarding risk management at portfolio level is fairly scarce. Me
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...nates from the TPS, where the method is called “Material and Information Flow Mapping” and used to depict current, future or ideal states in the proces
#Flow
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...analysis of all the dimensions of data.” I think it contains interesting information, but I don’t understand it.
*The flow and the order of the sections in the article are good.
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...is to mitigate poor multitasking. One initiative is to provide prioritized information to all resources. A relay race works as an analogy. While each component in
... again merging as the project has intermediate deliverables. These complex flow are not optimally compatible with deriving a feeding chain with accompanyin
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...s some of the others, so consider revising this part and adding additional information here. However, I of course don’t know whether or not there in fact is mor
...to this Radar Map tool, if possible. This would be ideal to create a great flow in the article. By giving explanations - almost telling a story through the
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...le="height:10px; width:150px; text-align:left;" |11.6.1.3 Work Performance Information
Work performance information related to various performance results includes, but is not limited to:
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**Adopting different point of views (information, energy etc.)
* There is a nice, natural flow in the content. At the same time, it seems intuitive the way it is organize
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...you use <nowiki>"#" instead of "*"</nowiki> ''Johnjohn: Thank you for that
information I will take that into consideration.''
...i><blockquote> xxx </blockquote></nowiki>'' ''Johnjohn: Thank you for that
information I will take that into consideration.''
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...fer to in Reference 2. Both of them are remade by me, but putting the same information.
...ticle written in an engaging style. Very nice piece of work with a logical flow. Well done.
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*The Overall flow of the article seems natural. I would suggest to define or allign the word
*The overall flow seems logical and natural as stated before, the only part i would point on
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*The logical flow of your article basically follows the standard. Try to apply some transitio
...rsy in your article, but then you should just focus on condensing relevant information throughout your work. Also apply visualization.
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...tups are containing in order to create overview and how they are using the information and data.
...Is and some softwares related. It is an interesting article with a logical flow.
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* There is a nice, natural flow in the content. It was quite easy to structure and picture in my mind what
... studies of the subsystems and their interrelation, which lead to detailed information about each sub solution and gives advice towards the implementation of the
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* Is there a logical flow throughout the article? Are the parts “tied together” through a red thr
...that you are right, since it is quite long as an introduction and there is information that may not need to be there (I think that the illustration may also have
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Overall it’s an interesting topic and article. The flow and read thread is great and meaningful. It’s a nice appetizer for going
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'''I include some more information related to this issue in the discusion part.'''
*The flow of the article seems natural and leaves no space for confusion.
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''5. Flow and pace'' – The projects must deliver fast and often, thus the project s
...ship. However, consensus building must not over shadow the principle on “flow and pace”. There are countless tools that the project manager can make us
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# Create '''flow'''.
...adding element or activity is key in a Kaizen Event. Current relations and flow between the elements are thus mapped in order to understand where to make i
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When all estimated cash flow is converted to AW value, the value is assigned to every year of the projec
...vestment (ROI), this is the rate that accomplished the balance of the cash flow of a particular project to exactly zero considering interest rate. The comp
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...'Project Mandate'''. A Project Mandate is a document containing sufficient information about the project, for example why the project is important for the organiz
...to prepare the next stage of the project and provide relevant and accurate information to the project board, so that the decision for project continuation can be
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...ictable source of issues is here checked. Furthermore, the process gathers information to update the plan for next stages in order to follow the actual progress a
...he project. It does so by enabling the Board to be provided with essential information from the project manager. So to review the correct execution of the current
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...alue Management]] technique. Thirdly, by using the '''''Project Management Information System''''' you can access performance indicators, records and financial da
...akdown Structure (WBS)]], Scope Baseline and the Work Packages, which give information of the tasks that need to be completed in terms of resources needed, time t
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...kes place. The different tasks in the projects need to proceed in the same flow to create a constant progression without wasting time. The method is visual
...ment during execution, nor does it create a continuous and thus economical flow of resources.
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...ped continuing to the toolbox. In short, TPS is focusing on optimizing the flow throughout the whole production process and meet the costumers needs. Howev
... This will also make the production more flexible and create a much better flow in the production process. It is important to notice that this customer can
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...term Building Information Model (BIM) is introduced. A model used to store information of physical features and functionality of the facility as data that can be
...s add the time schedule along material's quantity, pricing and maintenance information to the 3D model. An upcoming feature of VDC is virtual reality, which gives
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...his, three important methods are evaluated: the TFV-model (transformation, flow and value), the Last Planner System and the Location-Based Scheduling; conc
...the difference between the information required to make a decision and the information available. There are two concepts attached to this<ref> ''Graham M. Winch -
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...nt. In this model (figure 4), there is a complete structure in the flow of information which is well controlled with the decoupling points and defines the desired
...e information. However, in the beginning of a project, as there is limited information available, uncertainty is further increased. To deal effectively with this
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...Institute there are five steps (Figure 2) to determine the entire managing flow of the process from the beginning to the end:
... to the important role that the environment plays in a company. The latest information technology, and decision making are also included.
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*Create Flow;
*Make those processes flow;
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...ment contractor, and he will be responsible for the subcontractors and the flow of resources.
..., but it could include a wish to reduce buffers in warehousing, by sharing information and co-ordinating the suppliers. The focus of a supply chain is to establis
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...y boxes (Picture 2). Each task has an Activity Identity Box which contains information regarding task name, duration, early start, early finish, late finish, late
...ion methods and equipments. CPM provides the projects manager with precise information on the effects of each variation or delay in the adopted plan and thereby i
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...ists of five principles; Specify value, Integrate the value stream, Create flow by eliminating waste, Establish pull and Seek perfection (see description b
|3. Create Flow by Eliminating Waste
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... communicate each others to achieve the same goal and how people can share information in a larger scale.
Visual communication is one of the methods used to communicate information or expression of ideas through a visual form.
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...rom the earliest stages of the project's life cycle. The lack of available information or knowledge are considered to be some of the basic reasons that cause unce
...rtunities that may occur during the project's life cycle. In figure 3, the flow lines show how the roots of uncertainties influence the project. The arrows
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...cholz, P.; Sacks, R.; Liston, K., 2008, "BIM Handbook: a Guide to Building Information Modeling for owners, managers, designers, engineers, and contractors"</ref>
...us on construction projects since the benefits achieved through the use of information modelling are especially applicable to the challenges of diversified constr
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...f screening all the options, the managers only identify the most important information and options. It follows that they cannot maximize their objectives. Rather
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...n to contractors there are electricians, carpenters, bricklayers, etc. The flow of the different projects is entirely dependent on the planning and interac
...veloped waste, and therefore a shift in the industry was needed, to a more flow-based management. Lean Construction was evolved, and in 1993, the term was
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*The text has a nice flow. The writing style is good as well.
* The figures 1 and 2 are necessary because they present useful information as far as important milestones of the methodology and the areas of the unce
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* The flow of the article has a logical structure and have no comments on that.
...eal life cases where it went good/bad. The article is easy to read and the flow is good.
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...cs is done. They are all very interesting but I do not see a clear link or flow in the article to jump from one topic to another.
...t explained. You should include an explanation of them, to have a better flow of your article.
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(presented in the word document) seem to hold a lot of information inside and are a bit difficult to read. When writing in wiki
it would be better if this information is presented in a cleaner way.
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...ere also has to be a very clear communication strategy, for information to flow efficiently within an organization. The duo needs to have a good chemistry
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...ng style, timing and channel, organizations ensure everyone can access the information they need, when they need it.
...ations-management-strategy </ref>. It controls the bi-directional flow of information with stakeholders, thus encouraging their engagement. PRINCE2™ <ref name=
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*The logical flow through the article is fine. It seems like there will be a red thread throu
*Generally, the article seems to have a logical flow. Of course, it is not finished yet…
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... and conclusive. Generally, your article has a nice structure which a good flow and nice illustrations.
...try and use more references especially in some parts that you provide many information. One example can be the analysis process section. Also, I would suggest to
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**The length is appropriate and it has a logical flow
...ence all the passages of the article to show form where you have taken the information.
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*The language has good flow and there is nothing to improve in this point.
**'''The first mention of Building information modeling now has the proper acronym (BIM)'''
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**Answer: I have tried to change some sentences to get a better flow in the article.
**Answer: This is a good tip! I have tried to get a better flow in the text.
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In my opinion, you could add at the introductory part more information about the general philosophy before to start talking about the method.
* The structure seems good to me. It give also a logical flow through the article. Nice that you have almost completed.
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...ured, giving a good understanding of the methodological basis by providing information about the main aspects. Maybe the use of some bullet points would make this
...nd subcategories help a lot to that with a logical and easy to follow work flow.
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...n is the same with the application. I would recommend to avoid unnecessary information because the article is going to be very long and hard to be read.
*According to the providing information, I believe that it is very interesting for a practitioner.
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* In general, it follows a logical flow and has a good structure.
...the overall quality of the article. ''I tried to fill it in with some more information''
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...ompetencies could be graphical represented in order to visualize important information.
*The article is characterized by good cohesion and flow between chapters. It gradually 'zooms in' from general to specific. However
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<pre style="color: red">I've added a section in general information, point 1.4 where I present some software and link to their pages. I decided
*The flow of the article is linear and logical without any problem to understand the
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...and ''Value breakdown structure''. This way, you could improve the reading flow.
I tried as you suggested to improve the reading flow as you suggested. specially by concentrating on punctuation.
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... on Standards and Managers competences and I am missing some more specific information about leadership in general.
* Apart from the fact that as I said I think there is some information missing that would make the article more understandable, I think that you w
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...0. More structure and headings might help you to identify spots where more information is needed.
...elevant articles and books which will also give you the opportunity to add information to the annotated bibliography.
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* In general, it follows a logical flow and it is very well explained. In my opinion, this is especially difficult
...graph, when you have already introduced the MPM. I think it would help the flow of the text.
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*I think it is an article with a good flow and easy to read.
...feels interesting. It is important for me that the reader can focus on the information in the text and then look for the reference when the paragraph is done. I w
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## One of your references also focus on BIM, namely “Building Information Modelling (BIM) in Design Detailing with focus on Interior Wall Systems”,
...s intentional. Despite the title of the source´s report, it also includes information about Lean Construction and Last Planner System, with a very wise mention t
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...y that is easy to read and follow as your parts have a good connection and flow
...e “visual result” of your article. Moreover it is a way to gather many information and present them to the reader in a more pleasant way
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...is to mitigate poor multitasking. One initiative is to provide prioritized information to all resources. A relay race works as an analogy. While each component in
... again merging as the project has intermediate deliverables. These complex flow are not optimally compatible with deriving a feeding chain with accompanyin
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... it easier for the reader to get an overview and at the same time find the information the reader is looking for.
* The language is clear and there is a natural flow.
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The goal of PD is approached by producing useful information that reduces uncertainty and risk[7].
...duct development phases, design decisions are made within the context of a flow of decisions[4], which implies that knowledge over the product, problems,
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*maximize flow by using iterative development to reduce development time;
...particularly for the first few Sprints, this facilitates communication and information sharing.
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...//en.broad.com] ]][[File:1111.png |600px|thumb|right|BSB Project operation flow chart[http://en.broad.com] ]]
...because the Broad Town workshops were not fully constructed and production flow was not optimal at that time. Today a similar 17.000 m2 order can be produc
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...ps://blogs.commons.georgetown.edu/cctp-745-spring2010/files/organizational-information-requirements.pdf '''Summary:''' The article discuss communication medias us
...rruptions or a noisy ambience can be very disturbing for the communication flow.
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: - Lack of information.
* '''T-plant''': The general material flow is as described for the I-plant, but the T-plant produces many different pr
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...n is crucial tool for managing risks, allowing the manager to get detailed information about a specific risk.
...risk identification should always be seen in. The blue line represents the flow of sub-processes of risk management. The blue-line loop also indicates that
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...st step in a lean process should not only be to make value stream maps and flow charts, but to also understand the product portfolio in depth, and get to k
...s companies simplify their strategy, organization, products, processes and information technology.
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*Introduction. It is said that one ISO guide complements the other. Is this information relevant? Maybe an explanation of why you start out with the ISO guide.
*Sources are unfortunately a little sparse. I would suggest to get more information from relevant articles or books.
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...estions later in the article, but it does not feel like there is a natural flow. When introducing a new concept, I suggest you should explain it shortly af
*Unfortunately in the literature there is no so many information about use limitations of Scrum. This because Scrum is developed as an empir
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...n this order on not. Perhaps, it seems too generic and does not follow the flow of the other paragraphs.
...Changes are mentioned above in order to create a more solid outcome. Extra information in the THEMES paragraphs could probably be added. (not necessary though)]]
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... and conclusive. Generally, your article has a nice structure which a good flow and nice illustrations.
...try and use more references especially in some parts that you provide many information. One example can be the analysis process section. Also, I would suggest to
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...so reference all the passages of the text to reflect the sources where the information comes from. Remember also to reference all the figures. You should also wri
...osen structure can be modified a little bit with regards to section 5. The flow is not so smooth at this part – Try to make it one section – “how cul
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...ment contractor, and he will be responsible for the subcontractors and the flow of resources.
..., but it could include a wish to reduce buffers in warehousing, by sharing information and co-ordinating the suppliers. The focus of a supply chain is to establis
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... on Standards and Managers competences and I am missing some more specific information about leadership in general.
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A learning organization evaluates projects to capture and interpret information that can benefit future projects by translating new knowledge into ways of
...s article describes the importance of learning in an organization, and how information is created, captured and interpreted, and used in future projects. It also
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...or would be communicated in real-time. Workers passed a card with capacity information between workstations.
...als used at one point in the production line was emptied, a card with this information was sent to the warehouse. There it would be a new batch ready to be transp
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...fectively workflow. The tool has the benefits that it discovers misleading information and makes sure the work is done in the right order and is planned as effect
...s was changed to improving the work flows reliability \textcolor{red}{work flow reliability?}. The change was a result of the knowledge that Glenn Ballard
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...ontractor or supplier and from the client (lack of fund to ensure the cash flow for a given milestone for example).
...2.png|500px |left | thumb| |'''Figure 7:''' An example of risk matrix. The information on top (consequences) may for example be used as acceptance criteria.]]
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The technique developed in late 1950s utilizes information from a <span class="plainlinks">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work_breakdo
Based on acquired information from the '''CPM''', the next question could be if it is possible to shorten
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...work is one of the main focuses. The idea behind LPS is to create a steady flow by minimizing waste and constantly implementing reformation, all in order t
...to preparation. By doing this, weekly plans get more reliable and the work flow increases <ref>Ballard, G., & Howoll, G. (1998). ''Shielding Production: An
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...the source of various downfalls of a project, streaming from prevention of information sharing to decreased performance and unproductiveness. In order to prevent
...mation and hence continuing the group development with individuals lacking information and consequently decreased motivation.
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...worth mentioning that PERT does not include the quantity, quality and cost information, it only deals with the time constraints.<ref name=disadv1 /> PERT-CPM was
...the node represents an activity and the arrow shows dependency and project flow.<ref name=PMbook />
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*'''Project information and contact information for additional detail'''
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...gation of each individual, each subsequent interrogation is accompanied by information regarding the preceding round of replies, usually presented anonymously. Th
It is an essential project management technique used to gather information, the goal is to reduce the amount of different responses and reach the cons
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...ish buffers for some activities with high risks, that can allow the smooth flow of the project. He can allocate them also in different phases of the projec
At early stages of the project, there is lack of details and information about it, thus the manager has to use one of the top down techniques like t
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...ion presented above, there are other methods, e.g. ''tables'',''graphs'',''flow charts'' and others, that may be better suited to represent the situation c
...tate the building process of a roadmap. Its focus is on the utilization of information that should mostly be available in an organization anyways.
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...hrough the utilisation of tools like the product backlog, all the required information can be easily found.
*Through the use of Kanban and the cumulative flow diagram, the management team balanced the different steps of the process: t
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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
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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:
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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.
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...location conflicts are marked with the red squares. By optimizing the work flow and reallocating resources between the tasks, an optimized schedule can be
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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
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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
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[[Cash Flow in construction industry]] presents an aspect of utmost importance for the
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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
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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
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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
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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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*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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...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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...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,
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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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...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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''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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...ent. Good flow is well organized and synteshised, . The article has a nice flow.
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...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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... 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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...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
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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
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''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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...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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#'''Structure''': transformational flow, themes, blueprint, tranches.
...the outer ring, the principles, governance themes and the transformational flow will be explained in depth to demonstrate how they each contribute to provi
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''Data'' is defined as "reinterpretable representation of information in a formalised manner suitable for communication, interpretation, or proce
...y, and pragmatic quality''<ref>2015 ed. ISO 8000-8: Data Quality - Part 8: Information and data quality: Concepts and measuring, ISO</ref>. As illustrated in figu
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...ction increase efficiency and support maintaining sufficient communication flow. More organized work often results in increased motivation, awareness of th
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''Enterprise Environmental Factors'' is the public information that affects the portfolio e.g. academic studies and benchmarking among oth
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...neral going into more detail in later sections. Remember to have a logical flow between sections in the end.''
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''The article has a logical flow in terms of introducing the overarching term, project time management, for
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...'Future Workshop' in the History section could be interesting (if there is information available in that regard).''
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.... For example in civil engineering, constructions, mechanical engineering, information technology etc. Effective collaboration is crucial to the success of a pro
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...pe baseline control, build a communication plan to improve the information flow, asses stakeholder needs and get the commitment of the internal stakeholder
... the sequential relationship in mind, it is important to know that in this flow of processes, the tasks are pushed by the team leader to the project team m
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...ve a software tool that can help organize and manage the increased flow of information and degree of details.
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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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...ve a software tool that can help organize and manage the increased flow of information and degree of details as the project progresses.
...es between the building owner and the supplier. ''Risk register'' involves information associated to the identified risks which leads to the next input. ''Risk co
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...measure of progress and the pace of work, both possibly affecting the cash flow and payments.
...y for those activities that are performed in the first iteration. For cash flow estimates it is crucial to consider the amount and duration of the iteratio
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...ction increase efficiency and support maintaining sufficient communication flow. More organized work often results in increased motivation, awareness of th
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... information), or nD (energy, sustainability, facilities management, etc., information) representations of a project.
...project management software does more than automate tasks. It connects BIM information and people, helping to increase productivity and lay the digital groundwork
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...assist project managers to complete the tasks within the given time frame. Information given in this category is for example how to plan and develop a schedule an
...le ways for information flow within the team and how to collect and manage information concerning the project. The category consists of two parts. The first part
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...ituation and shares the information with its supervisor. At this time, the information about the critical situation is not visible outside the project or organiza
The second step is to determine the facts, which includes reconstructing the information to obtain the facts and recognizing the problems which will be encountered.
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...icted by a boundary. In an open system, this is a permeable boundary since information, energy, or matter is exchanged with and received from outside, but in a cl
::*'''Stock and Flow Diagrams''': used when the dynamics associated with the loops are also diff
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...ct management tools, decision-making techniques, risk assessment tools and information communication technology support tools.
#General information about the project
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...dustry Institute''': "''... the process of developing sufficient strategic information with which owners can address risk and decide to commit resources to maximi
...ioned above the need to make the best possible decision based on the given information at that stage. This will eventually lead to the Project Management Office c
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... highly recommended to be familiar with this management technique (precise information can be acquired about the EVM here: [[Earned Value Analysis]]). Then it aim
...forms the project’s measurement baseline".'' It contains all the planned information which is needed in order to perform the monitoring process, that is to say
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This article will focus on, how Cash flow and milestone payment <ref name=Milestone> ''O'Brien, Dan & Revell, Grant
The two fundamental ideas of cash flow and milestone payments will be described, and to get an idea of how to impl
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...f artifacts and implementation of activities designed to achieve effective information exchange"'' <ref name=pmbok> Project Management Institute (2017), A Guide t
The attributes are descriptions under each class indicating additional information that should be considered in the part-of. It can be constraints e.g. no pro
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*''When plotted out, it should form a logical flow in a unidirectional way.
*''Needs to be updated regularly with the most recent information.
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...ferent inputs needed to complete a project schedule. Illustration based on information from A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) <r
...see a simple milestone plan in figure 2. The figure displays the logically flow milestone to milestone and shows that it is logically impossible to obtain
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...oject management and is defined as the intended or involuntary exchange of information. <ref name="Pmbokguide">''Project Management Institute. A Guide to the Proj
...fter this article was published, Warren Weaver recognised that Shannon’s information theory and model has a wider potential for the general communication theory
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...ogy, toxicology and drug metabolism. This phase helps to gather sufficient information to secure clinical trial application required for clinical studies in human
...ce evaluations. It establishes the pharmacokinetic profile and it provides information about the efficacy of the new drug in healthy human volunteers.
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..., the portfolio manager works closely with the project managers to: Gather information to monitor the performance of the portfolio, identify and resolve issues wi
... cover their accounts payable or they are going to experience serious cash flow problems.
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...y. There are few main points which need to be considered when implementing flow:
To assist the progress of safe and fast flow through the system, it is needed to limit the size of work batches;
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...ities and their root curse, well-argued management decisions based on such information and can ensure a gradually increase of the performance. It focuses on creat
...t is obligated to follow the QMS and make decisions based on the collected information from it. These decisions must be made using a risk-based approach. Manageme
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...o PPM could be planning accuracy, employee development and availability of information.<ref name="Align" /><ref name="Niven" /> When this as the last perspective
| The information and communication flow between projects and programs is not clarified, and as a result, we have li
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Is there a logical flow to the article?
...the reader dont have to investigate that in the references. Would make the flow better. Also i think the Figure 1 need some more in-depth explenation, its
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...ally tree structure, as it shows a certain framing of the system, and when information is spread across documents, it can be difficult to understand a particular
...rally two photos may show similar elements, but they will depict different information about these elements to make you understand the entire properties of the mo
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...ink together all of the subsections. They are well written but it does not flow amazingly from Abstract to Terminology for instance.
Is there a logical flow to the article?
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Is there a logical flow to the article?
...definitely be to convert table 1 into an actual table. This would make the information seem more integrated with the article.
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Is there a logical flow to the article?
... which is the well rounded off. There are plenty of figures to support the information written in the article. Figure 1 seems like a bit of an overkill given what
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* Functional flow diagrams
...and improve performance. To re-evaluate outputs should be observed and the information should be used to modify the system, the inputs, the product or the process
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...'media richness''' (or '''information richness''') refers to the amount of information a medium is capable of transmitting per given time unit.
...and email correspondence, have different characteristics in terms of their information capacity and transfer rate as well as notable advantages and disadvantages.
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Is there a logical flow to the article?
Is there a logical flow to the article?
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...ete name of the method before writing only the initials. Example: Building Information Model (BIM)
Is there a logical flow to the article? Yes
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Is there a logical flow to the article?
Good structure and easy to read. Has a good logical flow with no contradictions as far as I could see. Not a lot to improve here apa
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Is there a logical flow to the article?
The only abstract does not give enough information to answer this question.
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Is there a logical flow to the article?
... things in order to understand the concept. The argumentation is clear and flow is fine, there are also a consistency throughout it all.
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Is there a logical flow to the article?
''While reading, I encountered a lack of logical flow. I would have liked to read the chapter “Defining KPIs” (and the sub-ch
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Is there a logical flow to the article?
...ate on, when the article is only half-finished. But i believe the proposed flow of the article with theory on the project manager role, and a nice walkthro
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Is there a logical flow to the article? Yes
Is there a logical flow to the article? Yes
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... finance and loan conditions be considered since the quality and amount of information processed is enhanced leading to wise decision making. It is considered a g
... consultants are accused of inadequate disclosure to investors of material information that define a project when it comes to selling equities, due diligence defe
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