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::6.2.1.3 (a) (5) NOTE The life cycle model comprises one or more stage models, as needed. I
...nnals of the History of Computing (IEEE Educational Activities Department) 5 (4): 350–361. 1983</ref>
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...e seems to be some disagreement on the number of steps. Some say 4, others 5 or 6. While it is the exact same process, different theorists have chosen t
...gital. Michael decides to stop for the day, and the team goes home.(Step 4+5) Both Jean-Luc and Andrei have become interested in the choice of medium, a
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...e and develop projects: (1) Value, (2) Value stream, (3) flow, (4) pull, (5) perfection <ref name="3a" />
... principles are the core idea and foundation of Lean thinking. It is these 5 principles which can change a work environment and improve the efficiency o
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An interesting note to add is that the newest addition to the PMBOK 5 is a tenth Knowledge Area, Project Stakeholder Management. However, stakeho
... communication. In compliance with the main message of this article, PMBOK 5 is putting a strong emphasis on the fact that the project manager must keep
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...atural resource management'', Journal of Environmental management, Vol.90 (5), PP.1933-1949 </ref>.
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...p://www.engr.sjsu.edu/~fayad/current.courses/cmpe202-fall2010/docs/Lecture-5/Tech-Req-Elicitation-Paper.pdf''] ''J. A. Gogen, C. Linde - Techniques for
...p://www.engr.sjsu.edu/~fayad/current.courses/cmpe202-fall2010/docs/Lecture-5/Tech-Req-Elicitation-Paper.pdf - Paper about requirements elicitation.
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[[File:Moving.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Fig 5: Situational changes]]
...erefore imagine that the situation moves around in the framework, see [Fig 5].
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...or Natural Resource Management”. Journal of environmental management 90 (5): 1933-1949.
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...n that more than 40 % of examined companies use this method, although only 5-8 % use it as the dominant tool. <ref name="Class">Cooper, R.G., Edgett, S.
...ximately 41 % of companies using this method in some form or another. Only 5-8 % of the companies however use it as their dominant method <ref name="Cla
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One of the most common techniques used for the root cause analysis is "5 WHY". It simply states that when a problem occurs just ask why it occurred.
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.... An example of the system hierarchy with three levels is stated in figure 5 below.
[[file:Situation_analysis_fig4.png|400px|thumb|none|| Figure 5 - Example of system hierarchy]]
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In figs 4 and 5 is shown a "generic" graphic presentation of the V-model, clear of specific
[[File:Fig Vmod_2.png|600px]]<br clear=all>'''Fig.5''':The horizontal verification processes in the V-model
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4.5 Perform Integrated Change Control
'''5. Project Scope Management'''
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''Stage 5: Disbanding group''
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[[File:5principles.png|frame|200px|text-bottom|right|Figure 1: The 5 principles of LPM]]
*Principle 5: '''Continuously''' pursue '''perfection'''.
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...https://www.projectengineer.net/the-5-parts-of-program-management/'' ''The 5 Parts of Program Management'', last visited 02-03-2023</ref>.
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'''PESTEL analysis''' <ref>[''A Dictionary of Business and Management (5 ed.)''] ''Oxford University Press 2009'' </ref>
... between them can therefore be a complex process <ref name=Heinz/>. Figure 5 represents a model that can be used when doing so. The "+" indicates a matc
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[5] (Tuckman 2000) Creative leadership processes in project team development:
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[5] Frank Knight 1921: Risk, Uncertainty and profit, Imperfect competition thr
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...ood at what they do over time. Someone who's worked for a company for 3 to 5 years is properly going to do that job better and more efficiently and some
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..., International Journal of Quality & Reliability Management, Vol. 11 No. 5, pp. 46-58.</ref> and manufacturing strategies<ref name="manufacturing”>
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: '''5. Countermeasures'''
: '''5. Plan details'''
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...dynamic environments: organizing for uncertainty." Int. J. Proj. Manag. 30(5), 539-553 (2012)</ref>
... moderating role of project portfolio complexity." Int. J. Proj. Manag. 30(5), 596-607 (2012)</ref>
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...fically on groups<ref group="footnotes">A scout group typically consist of 5 branches, each branch spanding between specific ages, e.g. scouts from 6-8
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...utcome will be due to uncertainty, therefore when the outcome results into 5 and 6, the values are termed as random variables.
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<math>5/6*5/6*5/6*5/6*5/6*5/6=(5/6)^6=0,33</math>
5. Sickness or injuries. The business relies on that Adam, John and Fred are
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... A critical Review, Todney, Rune , 2005, Journal of Change Management. Vol 5. No4. pag369-382''</ref>. Moreover literature on how change management is a
...gned taking into account the priority of the active project <ref name="REF 5">''Best practices for Managing R&D Portfolios, Cooper, R., Edgett,S., Klein
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...amework recognizes and elevates to the same status two other 4.Context and 5.Financing.
...tice 34R-05: Basis of Estimate. AACEI, Morgantown, West Virginia, 2010, p. 5.</ref> the factors defined for this dimension should satisfy the following
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* '''Increased productivity''': work is not limited to the traditional 9-5 workday as a ‘follow the sun approach’, it can result in shorter time t
...obal virtual team dynamics and effectiveness. Organization science, vol.11:5, pp.473-492.</ref> developed a grounded theory of global virtual team dynam
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The process of the group development, in terms of B. Tuckman’s 5 stages can also be affected by an implementation of the MBTI, as the awaren
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''5. Flow and pace'' – The projects must deliver fast and often, thus the pro
...of project in focus. The following is a generalized model that consists of 5 project phases: Vision, Back-logging, Development, Adaptation and Finishing
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...althcare, Rona Consulting Group & Productivity Press. ISBN 978-1-4398-4152-5.'' </ref>. All the activities involved in conducting a Kaizen Event will in
[[File:table5.png|600px|thumb|right|Table 5: Example of Generic five-day Kaizen Event agenda for a complex improvement]
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'''Step 5'''
Lets take activity A as calculation example; tO = 5, tM = 6 and tP = 7.
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...gs, however, in this case, both impact and probability have a scale from 1-5.
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...le="display: inline-block;"> [[File:KMROR.PNG|left|thumb|none|308px|Figure 5: ROR example 1, created by Kornpong Mahitthiburin]] </li>
... (P/A, ∆i*,30) = 5.7692; so, I that make P/A factor of 30 years equal to 5.7692 is 17.28% which is greater than MARR at 10%, therefore location B is e
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...l Design Foundation. Last access on 5.Feb </ref> This approach consists of 5-coordinated phases where the focus is on customers' benefit, well-being and
The next section describes the 5 phases the Design Thinking imlies.
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...Work Breakdown Structure. This might be understood better visually, figure 5 shows a template of a Work Breakdown Structure. There are a few guidelines
...le, if the sum of level two work components should add up to 100%. (Figure 5 show this visually)
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...Wolfgang. 1st, 2008. Conflict Prevention in Project Management, chapter 4, 5, 8 (Springer). </ref> It is noteworthy that in a real-life setting, a confl
...Wolfgang. 1st, 2008. Conflict Prevention in Project Management, chapter 4, 5, 8 (Springer). </ref>
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...ormation to the project board, so the correct actions can be taken. Figure 5 Controlling a Stage, shows the steps in this process. <ref name=prinsg/><re
...ordinate an area of work that delivers one or more of the products. Figure 5. Managing Product Delivery, shows the work flow of this process. <ref name=
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...rras, J., & Zopounidis, C. (2012). Multicriteria portfolio management (pp. 5-21). Springer New York.</ref> <ref>Reilly, F., & Brown, K. (2011). Investme
...n model and its applications to Tokyo stock market. Management science, 37(5), 519-531.</ref>, which utilizes as a measure of risk the [[Wikipedia:Avera
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[[File:Example1.png| center| 600px | thumb| |'''Figure 5:''' Example situation data.]] [[File:Example2.png| left| 550px | thumb| |''
... can reach wrong conclusions. With a quick view over the diagram in Figure 5 and the data collected at the day of analysis (Figure 6), the previous thou
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In addition to the traditional CPM-links, see Figure 5, LBS have further linkages in connection with the locations that are chosen
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[[File: Cake sharing.jpeg|500px|thumb|center|Figure 5: Cake sharing]]
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...h time of task 5 and the start time for task 3 would be the float for task 5. <ref>[Orr, Alan (2003) ''Uncharted territory''] </ref>
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...y the project team. Each sprint is usually followed by a grace-period of 0.5 to 1 week during which a sprint review and sprint retrospective is usually
... This could for instance be done using the Fibonacci sequence: '''1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21...'''<ref> James, Michael [http://scrummethodology.com/scrum-ef
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The process of making a PERT analysis can be divided into 5 steps:
...RT, where lots of space is required to have a readable network (see figure 5). However it doesn't give any information concerning timings of activities.
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;5. Close project
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... there are some limitations for the Program Management described in figure 5 approach whose the main characteristics are<ref>[''http://www.projectmanage
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