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The third process is "''Treat risks''", here actions to reduce risks, are developed and determined. The ''treatment of risks'' c The fourth process is "''Monitor risks''", here actions to track and monitor risks are developed. One of the most common approaches

'''Stage 3: Actions instead of words''' ...ure rises without resolving the conflict, which manifests to actions. Such actions could be starting to ignore each other or talking badly about the other par

...t manager and in relationship with the Project Ownership, you have to take actions since this kind of situation must not happen. Making this documentation cle

...r should provide accurate information to the project board, so the correct actions can be taken. Figure 5 Controlling a Stage, shows the steps in this process

The principle aim to ensure that the project management actions are associated to the specific environment where it takes place, and the pr ...on of the people to be involved in the decision-making and problem solving actions;

...eveloping. The main objective of this method is to determine which are the actions that the project manager, together with his team, decides to implement to e ... deviations from the planned schedule and taking corrective and preventive actions.

...oject you will meet many obstacles, which will force you to take directive actions. However, if you then diverge too much from the original project plan, you ...project. The employees will then slowly assume the responsibility and take actions themselves if problems with the project or the equipment should occur. It c

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...give management an important “early warning” signal to take corrective actions in the future. EVM is especially useful in forecasting the total project co

...y to re-power the installed wind turbines by conducting larger maintenance actions or even changing the whole wind generators. ... be involved in the project as long as their satisfcation about particular actions are needed. Therefore, their concerns have to be both understood and implem

...g other criteria without these affecting the correctness of the chart. The actions are described either with their codes or by using code numbers mentioning s ...l the '''activities can be controlled'''. Moreover, at any time, necessary actions can be taken in case of some activity is away from its temporal context.

...oject plan. This process should be used to identify and resolve issues and actions that will and could arise during the project. Not all issues can be resolve ...t not only is one of the nine Knowledge areas of the PMBOK but through the actions of monitoring and controlling, actively contributes the fifth process step

... data collected can be always improved by assessing financial or political actions. Finally the data is controlled since the wind industry is changing all the

...black boxes that can be easily handled. It means to decouple processes and actions to face many small tasks instead of a really big one, what can be hard to m

... make timely actions whether it be to decide if new planning or corrective actions are needed for any of the tasks to avoid problems building up.

...ject, a constant uncertainty last in all critical decisions and corrective actions to reduce possible undesirable impacts to the project. ...nt for the project success, in order to have more time for take corrective actions before negative consequences and problems occur.

...t schedule execution. If more than 66% of the buffer have been used then actions needs to be made<ref name="Bell"/>.

...essions and intuitions turn into beliefs, and impulses turn into voluntary actions''.<ref>(Kahneman, 2011, p. 24)</ref> Most of the time this process runs smo

Planning sets project objectives and from the plans are determined which actions should be taken to accomplish them. It is always crucial to define all the

...ent methodology and its processes a root cause analysis and its corrective actions can be implemented, in order to ensure that the causes of the problems duri ...be generated, have to be evaluated objectively in order to select the best actions that will mitigate the risks and increase the possibility of success. An ''

The combination of both actions lead to a final duration estimation with a probability of completion of 80% ...e whole buffer could be consumed before the end of the project, corrective actions must be taken.

...ps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benchmarking ''benchmarking''] is the series of actions in order to compare a business' distinct processes, practices or procedures

* Risk analysis is further developed along with mitigating actions.

...t pace world. Categories can predict what will happen and plan one’s own actions. Without categories, any person or situation would be unique and therefore

...just the overall strategy by taking small steps as well as trial-and-error actions. The managers oversee the process and sustain some logic. On the other hand

... by the stress and worry, and let our head wander. Our thinking effect our actions and our decision-making.

...xists. The aim is to eliminate the constraint from being a constraint, and actions are continued at this step until the constraint has been "broken". In this * '''What actions will cause the change?''' How should the organization implement the solutio

... maintenance:''' Release of the software to the commissioner and following actions of maintenance ( new release, upgrade, problem solving …);

...order to meet the growing requirements. Among all other required plans and actions, there lies project management, playing an essential role in successful bus The following actions are needed to generate the inputs for Communication Management Strategy:

...ming bottlenecks and therefore giving the possibility of taking preventive actions well ahead of the critical point.

...elivery and if deviations from the agreed direction is noticed, corrective actions are taken in order to avoid uncontrolled change and loss of focus.

...e pace of the project, leaving insufficient amounts at the end, corrective actions must be taken to recover or stear the project on right course.<ref name=GKR

...well as monitoring and reviewing the risk and making sure that the correct actions are taken to ensure that no further risk treatment is required. ...cision making''' - Helps decision makers make informed choices, prioritize actions and distinguish among alternative courses of action.

...projects equally but depends on the effectiveness of collective managerial actions dealing with specific contingencies[3]. * Identify actions which could eliminate or reduce the chance of the potential failure occurri

*human tendency of someone in the team to jump to conclusions and propose actions too quickly;

...elivery and if deviations from the agreed direction is noticed, corrective actions should be taken in order to avoid uncontrolled change and loss of focus.

...arious parts of the system, analyse the effects of these failures and take actions to avoid and monitor the effects of the failures on the system. * Corrective actions

...nt risks’’. Residual risk is when it has been an internal control, and actions have been taken to take control over the risk, successfully. Inherent risk

... organizational or process bottlenecks are getting in the way of effective actions, setting the stage for greater growth and increased profits.

... the project, as it can be used to determine and predict the reactions and actions of the stakeholders in various scenarios.

The combination of both actions lead to a final duration estimation with a probability of completion of 80% ...e whole buffer could be consumed before the end of the project, corrective actions must be taken.

...st, and focus attention on detecting errors. This is used to modify future actions and behaviour, including goals, values, and operating frameworks. Single lo ...comes. This is done by identifying assumptions that underpin decisions and actions, as well as identifying assumptions that defines what is a satisfactory out

...the management team who is responsible for this particular hazard and what actions have been taken to deal with the risk.

... provide guidance for an interpretation for the SPI, including recommended actions (s. Table 2)

...clusters). The system is composed by a team leader who will coordinate the actions and sectoral teams for each activity. Some notable benefits have been demon ... start. Here also similarities could be understood between the operational actions of NGOs and companies: the networking, providing information, collaboration

...t the rationalization right to ensure substantial impact of all concurrent actions. ...ced inventory levels. On way to capture this benefit is to plan concurrent actions as e.g. footprint consolidation.<ref name="Waging war">Wilson, A. S., & Per

...older management is the systematic identification analysis and planning of actions to communicate with and impact stakeholders <ref name="aapa" />. As a proje ...wise have done. The second attribute legitimacy is the assumption that the actions of the stakeholders are within the norms and definitions. Project managers

...If a late task is on the critical path, or if a task involves a high risk, actions can be taken to get the late task back on schedule. ... solutions, i.e. the output of EVM analysis does not say to managers which actions to take in order to change the performance of the project. The lack of an e

... 25% complete and the buffer consumption is 50%, appropriate and immediate actions must be taken <ref name=gray> Gray, C. F., & Larson, E. W. (2011). ‘’Pr ...letion. This helps management identify when they must take action and what actions to take <ref name=rand> Rand, G.K.(2000) ''Critical chain: the theory of co

...tly, the project is benchmarked against the reference class and corrective actions for the estimations are taken. Hereby, the forecaster is asked to take an �