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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
    20 KB (3,134 words) - 18:51, 17 November 2018
  • ...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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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • #'''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 The flow of Schedule Development is determined by the steps (see Figure 1.) :
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  • ''Enterprise Environmental Factors'' is the public information that affects the portfolio e.g. academic studies and benchmarking among oth ...s and techniques<ref name="SPM" /> are called ''Documentation Reviews'', ''Information Gathering Techniques'', ''Checklist Analysis'', ''Assumptions Analysis'' an
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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 ::*Control the flow and availability of user resources
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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 The flow of Schedule Development is determined by the steps (see Figure 1.) :
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