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  • When people are faced with a problem or decision they will initially make a conclusion #I am critical of ideas, not people. I challenge and refute the ideas of the other participants, while confirmi
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  • ...me="6a" /> . Especially the activities that are done by multiple groups of people need to be scheduled, to create synergy in the project environment. Coordi Since it is the people who performs the activities it is important to grant employee empowerment <
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  • ...ing through a method called the 6-3-5 method. The 6-3-5 methods is where 6 people sit in a circle, the idea is then each person should write down 3 new ideas ...d describing the influence it will have. To do that, means identifying the people involved (stakeholders), and their motivations and goals. As well as coveri
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  • ...s not like 2x2 matrices, since they create a categorization approach where people makes things fit. <ref name="Crit"/>
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  • * The level of sophistication is higher, so it may prevent people from using them. ...ctly applies the method, communicating and explaining the results to other people may be a challenge.
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  • ...is existence and thorough evaluation of situation. It means that sometimes people overreact in some situations and they assume to soon that it is a problem. ...en are stated and analysed. Nevertheless, involving the right and suitable people is a very important aspect in analysing the task too. It could be suggested
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  • ...w of complex structures, beneficial for project and program management and people in project groups. The tool can be used to make an overview of communicatio ...his can be used to minimize the complexity of the system. In some projects people could be working on different levels and therefore want the more simple ove
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  • ...These elements include products (hardware, software, firmware), processes, people, information, techniques, facilities, services, and other support elements.
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  • ...About-Us/~/media/PDF/Publications/PMI-2013-Annual-Report-Web.ashx'' </ref> people has been certified in the PMI. And a yearly increase of certification holde ...p is about getting the objectives done and about managing and coordinating people and the resources. One of the main challenges during the execution phase is
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  • ...ve method which uses associations and connections made by possibly several people around a central subject to uncover problematic and opportunistic aspects a
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  • *'''Leading People''' ...into account in the first stage of the project process. Leading all of the people with an interest in the project bring to the project success. First of all,
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  • ...In addition, the four core perspectives of this course - '''purpose''', '''people''', '''complexity''' and '''uncertainty''' - are used to describe the diffi ...t external pressure to adapt <ref>Hodges, J (2016), ''Managing and Leading People Through Organisational Change'', Kogan Page, England</ref>.
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  • ...vantage of. A weakness VW overcame was their reliance on the Beetle model. People were getting wealthier and demanded a greater variety of cars in with more
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  • ...vary and is influenced by various factors, such as teamwork, the number of people in the team, the social relationship between the team members' roles and re '''Organizer:''' The organizer has an eye for other people's ideas and make sure that others' strengths are exploited for the benefit
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  • * Saving resources: Time, assets, income, property and people are all valuable resources that can be saved if fewer claims occur. * Protecting people from harm.
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  • What do people in your market see as your strengths? ...pes of companies merely have to put their logo on a particular product and people would buy it regardless, because they have strong brand recognition. They
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  • ...n of a group of the internal customers of the company. This group includes people that are involved in the various projects and initiatives that need to be e
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  • ...ocesses within an organization. It is valuable to have inputs from several people when it comes to this type of A3 report because different angles on how the
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  • ...establishes and clarifies the main concepts used. It is important that all people involved in this stage have the same interpretation of the issues at hand,
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  • The foundation of volunteering organisations is based on making people feel like the "work carries its own reward". Therefore, many of the best pr
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  • Creativity is a concept familiar to most people. Creativity has many different definitions from different scholarly discipl There is still much disagreement about this controversy, and today most people support the non-critical approach to creativity.
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  • ...ometimes be the customer and other times the customer might be millions of people all having different needs. The PO can sometimes have a similar role as a P ...part of the Development Team create the increment. The team is built up of people that in total have all the necessary requirements to be able to create the
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  • ...usiness many factors must by in order for the project to move forward. Six people are given a dice and a problem. Whenever a person rolls a 1 a problem has o
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  • #Respect for People. ...ce Initiative has not had sufficient equivalents for Pull, Perfection, and People at the time of publication.
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  • ...e Internet and development of collaborative software. Virtual teams, where people work with colleagues in remote locations are now a reality in the workplace ...raphically dispersed teams allow organizations to hire and retain the best people regardless of location.<ref>"Definition of Virtual Teams", http://managemen
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  • ... not of interest in the project. Investing time and effort in this type of people do not help the manager to get the results of the project in anyway.
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  • ... the outcome against other stakeholders wishes. In short, power is to make people do something they normal would not have done. ...r is symbolic resource such as social symbol that can lead to accept among people.
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  • #To manage creative people and processes, innovative management processes are a must. ...ase for the extreme project can be based due to working with synergy among people who are responsible for the tasks and realistic measures applied.
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  • .... Only draw the lines in the middle, you will fill the diagram on the way (people should experience the four domains before conceptualising them with you). *Analyse the communication structure and the way people took decision and agree on what to do, you should notice the Top-Down Commu
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  • ...mpany called “Social security”. This company employs more than 100.000 people in all the French territories. It is divided in local sites. There are 100 ...rations. Another failure was the fact that the employees have to work with people from other departments who have developed different practices. The problema
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  • ...e a stated objective. In a business context, a working group might involve people from different divisions or even companies that are collaborating on a proj ...finition. Sets of relationships are developing in the grouping process and people begin to adopt certain roles within the group, for example the chair, the s
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  • ...nd empowered team'' – The project team must ideally consist of competent people who have been empowered to make as many decisions as possible. This allows '''Do it today:''' Do not wait and do not let other people wait. Time was of the essence so everything had to happen double time. Inst
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  • ...eally understand an average of 150 individuals as fully developed, complex people (Known as Dunbar's number). In contrast, anthropologist H. Russell Bernard ...s, stereotypes, and other simplified models in order to understand so many people.
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  • ...aily basis and it is about empowering and unleashing the creative power of people who actually do the work, in order to design more effective and efficient p Since a Kaizen Event is dependent on the people participating in it, is the role of the Kaizen Event facilitator and the wa
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  • ...ly (by the use of audio or video conference tools). In projects, groups of people need to discuss, align, inform and to communicate for other reasons, hence * People spend an average of 2 days per week in meetings, and 50% of it is a waste o
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  • ...he bank is robbed", however, we have a control in place and hired security people. ...if the controls for the residual risk fail. For instance, all the security people get food poisoning, and the bank's protection is therefore gone.
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  • ...te observation is used to gain a deep understanding of the problem and the people. It is essential to analyze their behaviours and interacting with them to b ...project a design frame, a guideline for the innovation effort and captures people which are involved in the project. This is the decisive phase to identify t
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  • ... environmental conditions in which a project has to operate, e.g. costs of people or materials, etc. <ref name= Taylor> Taylor, Harvey | 2010 | Project Manag ...planning process, technological capabilities, the ability and drive of the people.<ref name = HowTo> Geraldi, Joana | Thuesen, Christian | Oehmen, Josef | 20
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  • ...a high performance and efficiency. Belbin's team roles theory looks at how people behave in team work and which roles suits the different team members best. ..., the Resource Investigator is effective when it comes to picking up other people's ideas and promoting them. As the name suggests, they are adept to find wh
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  • ...bles. A seemingly insignificant event will affect the mood and behavior of people on a subconscious level. For instance, teachers grading papers have been sh The personal dimension is the type of conflict that hits the involved people the hardest and has the most potential for disrupting the project-work, as
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  • ...the employees who have a direct involvement into the project, but also the people who can have an impact on it. Secondly, the scope, the timing and the allocated resources (money, people, materials …) must be clear and defined from the very beginning of the pr
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  • ...project. In order to avoid conflict, fully defined structure with required people need to be in place. The roles should be clear, everyone should know the na * Learn from experienced employees, employ people who have experience within this field
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  • Projects involved people, PRINCE2 possesses well-defined and agreed responsibilities and roles withi ...ight personalities over the organizations, if it does not happen or if the people do not understand the role they have each other it will end up in a failure
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  • Background of the game: 2 people have been arrested. The evidence ensure they will get at least 3 years of p ...h. If '''Game theory''' 's outcomes are not always shaped to reality, then people thinking through '''Game theory''' ’s basis will not act as we could expe
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  • <blockquote> ''"Business people and developers must work together daily throughout the project."'' </blockq ..., Story Points symbolize the required effort for the completion of a task. People who have successfully estimated using hours might have difficulties adaptin
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  • ...ly. The project has been finished long before the deadline and most of the people attributed this success to PERT.
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  • ...ject manager. The people with the knowledge to improve the process are the people who are actually working with the process. Teamwork is the key when it comes to doing a project. All people involved in the project needs to work together as a team and aim for a comm
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  • ... Risk Management process will depend on the industry, company, project and people. Some are by nature more risk tolerant than others. For example, we can hav
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  • ...ing wild software schedules. Redmond, Washington: Microsoft Press." </ref> People, Process, Product and Technology. The mistakes associated to those factors ! scope="row"| PEOPLE
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  • ... (Small-Medium Enterprise) Startups, consisting in one or several teams of people (from around 4 to 20-25 employees) working on the development of several pr ...in any company. Every company is different: Different structure, different people, different teams, different strategies, etc. Therefore, it is a craftsman
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  • ... basic problem with deadline management, the fact that we have to hold the people who own the work responsible for meeting those deadlines. Parkinson’s law ...hat the deadlines will add uncertainty regarding that you don´t know when people are conducting their task, only that they will do it sometime before the de
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  • ...ause a tragic for the people on the plane that crashed, but for all future people flying with that type of plane, the tragic will properly end up increasing ''“A squeeze occurs when people have no choice but to do something, and do it right away, regardless of the
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  • ...uately sufficient, from CLM, as they created a Logistics team to transport people and deliver materials. This was a smart idea to avoid on-site conflicts and ...A directed to different fields. By reading some of these papers/documents, people that are interested are able on the one hand to be informed about various i
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  • ...rce-Activity Dependent planning in construction industry. Ideal source for people interested in resource-activity integration presented in the article above.
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  • It is of prime importance to guarantee taking the affected people into account, handling them the right way and ensuring their satisfaction a ...he planning, the execution and the outcome of a certain undertaking. These people have firstly to be identified before their needs and expectations regarding
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  • ...luable tool to do this is the WBS (Work Breakdown Structure). Defining the people, creating the project team, estimating costs and time is the heart of the P ...es care of its development and progress. It's fundamental to involve these people in the scheduling process because they are in the best position to know abo
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  • ...as an interest in it, how has power over it, etc. The table below includes people or organizations that might be stakeholders. ...he overall goal is not necessarily aligned with the interests of the right people.
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  • *People waiting for input to work on; The project system is defined as the interaction of People, Process and Product that the project will produce. The system defines how
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  • ...in this article. A set up of small projects enhance the flexibility of the people who are working in those projects. The prioritization is done after an appr ....com is a website for improving the performance of companies and skills of people. </ref>]]
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  • ...RINCE2 is to provide the right information at the right time for the right people to make the right decisions. It clearly defines project responsibilities an
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  • ...project objectives. In order to do that the project manager meets with the people involved with the project and gathers information about the main activities ... is the task duration. How long a task will take is often estimated by the people responsible for performing the task based on previous experiences with simi
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  • ...ctice helps to achieve an high resolution of the reality because different people with different skills are involved during this process. ...uire a strong effort in terms of times and HR , due to that fact that many people should be involved to increase the common sharing knowledge about the proje
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  • ... can be divided into 3 groups of people, process and product. The group of people that Kappelman refers is to the “top management support” a weak project The success of the project goes on the right way having a good plan and right people working on if they are aware of things happening in the project and are rea
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  • The problem at hand is that people either do not work together, share knowledge or have responsibilities to de ... them now. If it reveal some dependency toward a unidentified service, ask people with similar experiences<ref> Portny, Stanley E. [http://www.dummies.com/ho
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  • ...heduling certain activities at the same time, might lead to a need of more people than there are available. A solution to this is to reschedule the activitie ...heduling certain activities at the same time, might lead to a need of more people than there are available. A solution to this is to reschedule the activitie
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  • ...ef> ''a rich awareness of discriminatory detail. By that we mean that when people act, they are aware of context, of ways in which details differ (in other w ... make sure that our rational decisions are in fact rational? And, are some people more predispositioned to get caught by cognitive biases than others? Answer
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  • | - '''Motion'''. Equipment/people moving more than required.
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  • ...s of teamwork can communicate each others to achieve the same goal and how people can share information in a larger scale. o For a production/manufacturing process, these usually are People,
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  • ...ty of the company were some of the reasons that it came as a shock to most people in the industry, when E. Pihl & Søn A/S on the 26th of August 2013 was dec
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  • ...phase also ensures that all experience, pros and cons are shared among the people who were involved with the project. ...he best one. Because of this time often runs out in a project planning and people making the plans are in hurry to make decisions which in the end wouldn’t
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  • ...eryone can see things from his perspective. Specifically, in projects some people identify some factors as risks, while others can see opportunities behind t
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  • People, when are requested to estimate an activity duration, attempt to make commi Many people have a tendency to wait until activities get really urgent before they work
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  • ...fferent opinions of what is the best solution approach is. The majority of people tends to think in deterministic terms of an optimal solution instead of pro ...pecific goals and meet the specific criteria’s. When talking about risk, people often link it together with uncertainty, while others refer to it as opport
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  • ...ping the project management competence of individuals'' in J.R.Turner(Ed), People in Project Management, Gower, Aldershot, UK </ref> Project managers are re ...al number of employees but also the appropriate personnel ratios among the people who are responsible for project management.
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  • The process of identifying all people or organizations who are impacted by the project and documenting relevant i |+Overview of roles and responsibilities of people who are involved<ref>'' Novo Nordisk SOP 080119 about project roles and res
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  • .... Mindlessness is characterized by at style of mental functioning in which people follow recipes, impose old categories to classify what they see, act with s ...own where decision is made on the front line. The authority migrate to the people with the most expertise, regardless of their rank.
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  • ...ems to share the information were created. It has to be said that by then, people did not know how to use computers. ...That challenged the program as well, as it was difficult to have the right people in the right position. The only way to deal with that chaos was a strong le
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  • ...ealth. This direction is achieved from an allocation of the most competent people, providing them with the requisite resources and support so that the work i
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  • At a construction site, it is considered as waste when people are forced to wait for the preceding activity to end before one can start o ...ook for improvements. There are no correct operation. Second, "respect for people". It is essential that there is room for making mistakes within an company.
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  • ...processes requires limited intimate knowledge of data analysis. Only a few people in an organization need to understand the elements of the system in order t
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  • ...ing wild software schedules. Redmond, Washington: Microsoft Press." </ref> People, Process, Product and Technology. The mistakes associated to those factors ! scope="row"| PEOPLE
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  • '''Leader:''' A leader, on the other hand, has power because people let him have power. He is courageous, innovative, and visionary, and initia ...cessful project manager means being successful at delegating work to other people, in order to meet a set of predefined goals and objectives.
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  • ...are achieved. The focus is on the wider impacts of change, particularly on people and how they, as individuals and teams, move from the current situation to
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  • ...sue, organizations must help everyone to say the right things to the right people in the right channels, and it should be a part of the project culture. More .... It is an online project management tool, which helps to engage the right people in the right way. It can be used to identify stakeholders and understand th
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  • ...RINCE2 is to provide the right information at the right time for the right people to make the right decisions. It clearly defines project responsibilities an ...d used alongside PRINCE2. Furthermore, PRINCE2 does not cover contract and people management. These aspects are, however, covered by the Project Management B
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  • ...izes the capabilities, perceptions and intentions of external and internal people that can facilitate or hinder achievement of the organization's objectives. ... of systems and complex operations. It is a technique to identify risks to people, equipment, environment and/or organizational objectives. The technique is
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  • ... common understanding with shared meanings in a otherwise diverse group of people.
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  • ...coming more complex these days. This can be attributed to the diversity of people in relations of culture, language, geography, knowledge and skills. With th ... Though it might sound insignificant, it is certainly important to address people correctly by their name. In projects, it is important to encourage team mem
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  • ... manager must be a great communicator. Doing the same things with the same people in the same place is never possible because the projects are always differe
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  • ... Waterfall model is instead represented by “processes and tools” where people was used to follow only what the plan required. ...re '''cross-functional and self-organizing teams''' each composed by seven people. There are also other two actors whose task is to be supportive of the soft
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  • ...CE2 is to provide useful information at the right time for the responsible people to make sound decisions. It clearly defines project responsibilities and he ...d used alongside PRINCE2. Furthermore, PRINCE2 does not cover contract and people management. These aspects are, however, covered by the <span class="plainli
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  • ... Sichuan province measuring 8 on the Richter scale killed more than 70.000 people mainly because many of the tall buildings were not earthquake resistant. ... 360 hours (15 days)That video has since been viewed over 6 million times. People were astounded at the speed of this accomplishment; however Zhang Yue, Chai
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  • ...ime, make the process more effective or acquire certain skills. E.g. local people could do the market analysis, the exploration and the sale of the product/s ...life, especially the general customs and beliefs, of a particular group of people at a particular time”.
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  • ...eat productivity of the company were some of the reasons that it took most people in the industry by a surprise, when E. Pihl & Søn A/S on the 26th of Augus ...ught his way into E. Pihl & Søn. At that time the company consisted of 15 people including the owners Kay Langvad and Carl Pihl.
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  • ;People
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  • ...an be done. By applying the correct methods, using and involving the right people, risks can be identified, and later handled in risk management. Risk identi ...sk is identified, it is possible to identify any existing controls such as people, systems, design features and processes associated with the risk. These co
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  • ...people answer ''soup''. On the other hand, when primed with ''wash'', most people answered ''soap''. This is what is meant by priming effects; and they can b If you are like most people, you favoured Alan. Again, this is the halo effect in play.
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  • ...EMENT. John Wiley & Sons, Hoboken</ref>) Since this is an operation run by people, this will always be a critical point in the risk profile.
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  • '''Leader:''' A leader, on the other hand, has power because people let him have power. He is courageous, innovative, and visionary, and initia ...cessful project manager means being successful at delegating work to other people, in order to meet a set of predefined goals and objectives.
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  • ...ling'', International Journal of Project Management 19, pp. 363-369</ref>. People make considerable provision of safety time in order to make commitments the Many people have a tendency to wait until activities get really urgent before they work
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  • First, people on carriers are preoccupied with failure. Every landing is graded and the g Second, people on carriers are reluctant to simplify. They take nothing for granted. They
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  • |[[Leadership and Managing People]]
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  • ... P. M., New York: Doubleday, 2006</ref>. These are part of shaping the way people think and act. Organizations should continuously reflect upon these models ...they must incorporate five subsystems: (1) Learning, (2) Organization, (3) People, (4) Knowledge, and (5) Technology. All five subsystems are dynamically int
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  • People working at projects always learn new things. Sharing this information withi
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  • ...quences in a bowtie analysis are most likely assets that are endangered or people are harmed. ...is therefore critical that when constructing the analysis and diagram, the people that are doing so have an extensive experience in the field they work in, b
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  • ...tion of the ''doing'' part due to interdependencies of outer work items or people, and there is no current work to be done on the work item. In this case you ...n the Scrum. In Microsoft a Kanban board have been used for teams up to 75 people, the stand-ups then took around 15 minutes, which would not have been feasi
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  • ...predictability and dependable schedules. This is done by involving all the people in the building process, which results in better communication, clarity and It is important that it is the people on the construction site that fill out and discuss the work for the upcomin
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  • The Safety risk is also important for people external to the project, for example the neighbours that may be endangered ...ssible during the risk identification process, but it is mainly based upon people’s experience and imagination and as such may not be exhaustive or accurat
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  • ...perspective, offshore outsourcing has also the advantage to find the right people for the task. This is one reason why the companies are doing remote project ...t know which kind of info should be collected, their form and the involved people. Furthermore, it should be done on a systematic way and on a regular basis
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  • ...ting under the project management term; Human Behaviour. When working with people in project management there are always some uncertainties and many challeng
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  • ...ecific terminology which needs to be known and fully understood by all the people involved in the application of this methodology. This section presents and ...when it comes to communicate both within the team involved in EVM and with people outside the team, including other managers in the company and/or possible s
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  • '''People'''
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  • ...used to reengineer a project schedule in order to match the reality of how people work, something every project manager should be aware of.
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  • ...stically biased – the so called ''planner’s fallacy''. This results in people undertaking projects with too optimistic expectations about budget and risk ...this point the overconfidence theory becomes handy. The theory claims that people are, generally speaking, unaware of their capability to express the full, p
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  • ...shifted from technical aspects (planning, budget optimizing, etc.) to more people-oriented aspects of project management - such as motivation. This applies f 'The affiliative manager' is putting people's needs first. It can be used to make amends between the team members, and
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  • ... four dichotomies, i.e. opposite preferences on a continuous scale, in how people perceive the world and make decisions. There are two pairs of psychological '''Extraverted Feeling''': Seeks harmony with and between people in the outside world. Interpersonal and cultural values are important.
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  • ...enefit of the Kata management method is the humanisation of the workplace. People working on a Kata project feel empowered and full of purpose, as they are n ...seen as a supporting process to improvement Kata and it is executed by the people managing the improvements, also know as ''coaches''. The position of a lear
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  • Projects normally include many activities involving lots of different people. Due to this it can be difficult for project managers to have an overview o
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  • Groupware systems is basically a technology designed to help people collaborate. These include ''communication tools'', ''conferencing tools'' ...t really bringing anything new to the original lessons learned method, but people do tend to revolve around problems rather than successes when evaluating pr
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  • ...pplications are when there is the need to explore an issue with a group of people, when you want to move a group towards consensus, when a particular problem ...l or big group (hundreds of people), but the common way schedule nearly 20 people. It is useful especially when there are many experts to contact, meaning th
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  • ...as insensitive to subjective opinion of individuals, and ideally different people should arrive at the same OVIs value, if data is collected simultaneously.
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  • ...f the project, the bigger the uncertainty for the cost estimation. Lastly, people involved with the project always come with an uncertainty, as for example i ...nager is not so experienced he can still use the expert judgement of other people with hands on experience, but he has to make sure that they will have the s
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  • ... to be done and in which order, to do this the manager have to involve the people responsible for the tasks and gather the informations needed for the tasks. ...d by either extending or removing its deadline, or if possible assign more people to speed up the process. By adding more peoples the cost of the task will i
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  • ...out the life cycle of a project. EVM is useful to help project managers or people in general that are responsible for a project to determine whether a projec ...ion in the database to create important insights for managers and relative people.
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  • Qualitative data include subjective perceptions since people value risks differently and therefore also value potential consequences dif ...in the organization, comprising methods, roles and responsibilities of the people involved in the risk management and the outlined goals of the risk manageme
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  • ...ienced project managers. They have to be able to engage the "right" set of people, manage the group behavior and the results of the methods, since they can e
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  • ...he size of the teams is limited, the optimal number is approximately seven people. ...This process may differ, depending on the company, the scrum teams and the people. More precisely, the product owner is responsible for the management of the
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  • ...rovided by the Scrum guide is the following : ''"A framework within which people can address complex adaptive problems, while productively and creatively de The optimal size of the development team is between 3 and 8 people. Smaller than that can lead to that there are not enough resources to finis
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  • Many people have related the Bubble Diagrams to the traditional BCG Growth-Share Matrix
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  • Vital to all workshops is, that the people collaborating will be the people later directly involved in the project. If the contractor participates in t ...th Copenhagen municipality as client. The end users were set to be elderly people in need of care and families with a disabled child. The whole process was o
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  • ...using a Network Diagram is a good way of keeping track of who is the right people to manage in a project. Since a project always concerns different stakeholders and different people who needs to interact with each other it is always important to keep track
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  • ...e surveys demonstrate that unhappy customers tend to tell an average of 12 people the problems they had with that particular vendor. <ref name=''9''> ''“Bi - Too few people involved in the project;
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  • As stated on their website: '''"Oftentimes, people have a tendency to place too much emphasis on what experts say. Remember, e ...ur own guts and states that importance in being open-minded towards other people' knowledge and use that in a constructive way. Both of the articles are goo
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  • ...ficult challenge, companies have to undergo is '''cultural differences'''. People do not have the same perception of power, happiness, time line or team work ...a strong hierarchical order often linked to seniority. In the contrary, '''People in Small Power Distance society''' will ask for justification of power ineq
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  • Another risk is that people can overestimate the time needed for each task, add one or two extra days j The Last Planner System allows us to involve the expert people in the scheduling, because they are the ones who know how to build somethin
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  • ...munication. It should be highlighted that this part of the IPM is the most people-driven process, making it also a very vulnerable one. In Figure 4 the key s
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  • ...ults reveals big difference between the department, there can be a risk of people only looking out for themselves and their results. That is why it also impo
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  • ...content, the objectives, while the facilitator manages the process and the people. A capable facilitator will possess a certain mind-set, skill-set and compe <b>Facilitation</b> is essentially about helping a group of people reaching a goal and that involves planning or designing the process that do
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  • ... is particularly important in project since the leader works directly with people. Programs require good leadership too because they need a clear vision and ...depends on what field the organization is in. Organizations that work with people e.g. the military and most non-profit organizations often refer to the pers
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  • ...cially working with a matrix structure. The whole organisation is led by 7 people, the International Board of BEST ''(presented on the left part of ''Figure ...tor''' and may include a team of '''3-7 people'''. Nevertheless, many more people are involved in each project as the matrix structure implies.
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  • *'''Values''', this reflects what people say and how they justify decisions. It is ''the espoused values''. ...voided and defects be prevented. A contnously improvement of capabilities, people and processes, in all aspect of work, will continuously improve results. Th
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  • ... but can also be other tangible items, such as material shortages, lack of people, or lack of space.
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  • ...r. ISBN 9780470646236.</ref>. Organisations attain customer focus when all people in the organisation know what the customer requirements must be met to ensu ... the human side. Continuous improvement requires continuous change, so the people have to keep pace to changed practices and adjust to new procedures.
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  • ...x project, where the amount of people involved is extremely high. If these people are not clear on their roles and responsibilities they run the risk of misu
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  • ...''' about how the project will proceed. This feeling is less important for people who have already worked several times in a team. A member cuts someone off or several people talk at the same time: these are signs of poor communication and lack of ac
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  • ...secution trial against BB and Geoconsult, taking quotes and facts from the people involved in them. The article also offers a contextualization of the case a
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  • ...s build on trust and loyalty. In short this can all be described as if the people of the culture first and foremost have an "I" or a "we" way of thinking. The comparison will be used by imagining that the project group is made people from Denmark, United States and China.
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  • ...arency from CEO and senior managers. This means changing all the policies, people and processes, and one of the biggest challenges is the leadership during t - No engagement and gamification for people into processes drives to bad performances.<br>
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  • ...DA467523)</ref>. The concept is very useful in larger projects, where many people must work together and understand each other's needs and timeframes in orde .... It can be used as a temporary think tank in initial design phases, where people across disciplines must work together to make clever decisions in order to
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  • ...an organisation is more than an arbitrary gathering of machine, equipment, people and money. In order to produce something the customers are willing to pay f * Human Resource Management: all activities associated with the management of people as per the requirements
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  • *'''Brain Storming''': Where people are asked to write down any individuals/groups that come to mind as relevan ...and their selection depends on the specific case and the background of the people conducting the analysis. Some of the most common criteria are<ref name="CM"
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  • ...ost and time.Quality is another dimension which is related to PMT and many people believe that the outcome of triple constraint is quality. Majorly quality c #*Impact: Costs increase as more people are added to meet the new deadline. Some features of the product are remove
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  • ... have an impact on the environment and reputation, and also some asset and people impact. Which one is more severe? In order to prioritize risk each type of
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  • ...ucation at UCLA’s Mindful Awareness Research Center leads on average 200 people every week in a silent Mindfulness Awareness meditation class held at the H ...challenging that economic rationality of Utilitarian theory do not reflect people's actual choices under risk, by not taking into account their cognitive bia
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  • ...ore, managers need to have the ability to communicate effectively and lead people towards the goals of the project and minimize or avoid any form of conflict ...on. The cycle of change model can be applied to understand the reasons for people to resist change once it is known where in the cycle the leader is and wher
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  • ...bble shows the annual resources spent on each project (Euros per year or people or work-months allocated to the project) and the color shows the timing : Given finite resources (e.g., a limited number of people or money), the sum of the areas of the circles must be a constant. That mea
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  • ...all over the world there have been made different time planning events for people to get more time and for processes to take place rapidly. The construction ...development programs, for example, fires accident situation, simulation of people evacuation, deformation of building
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  • ...hough these two are different, they have the same purpose, and that is for people to enjoy. <ref name=Blue_Ocean_Strategy>W. Chan Kim & Renée Mauborgne (201 ...senting all of the pervious drawn strategy canvases for a certain group of people that each company finds accurate to present it to. Then each member is then
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  • ...r project management but takes away the knowledge sharing with like-minded people. ...ther organizational structures. Projects are generally complex and require people with various skills to be done. Thus, the divisional organization structure
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  • ... program was more intuitive, than it's predecessors, which meant that more people were keen on learning how to use it. ... on coordination of multiple fields of construction and therefore multiple people from different organizations. <ref name=APPPMguide>Joana Geraldi, Christian
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  • ...bble shows the annual resources spent on each project (Euros per year or people or work-months allocated to the project) and the color shows the timing : ...ects and from a business point of view can be considered a waste of money, people, facilities etc. For this reason they should be reduced in number and dimen
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  • ...d environment. Try then to ad a cause to the previous cause, e.g. category people “operator mistakes”. A root-cause to this could be “lack of training ...ive steps in creating a workplace without superfluous items and documents. People tends to pile up their work and moving on to the next project, before sorti
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  • * '''High power, interested people''': Stakeholders who hold the most power over a project and you must make t * '''High power, less interested people''': Stakeholders who hold the most power but are not that engaged within th
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  • ... ask some friends to listen to the speech so the speaker can practice with people and to know their opinion, if the tone is correct, if the information is cl ...ike to tell you I have got this algorithm capable of detecting diseases in people through surveillance.
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  • ...er resource management is important in this matter, as it must ensure that people are not overloaded with work, and that time is effectively utilized, as wel
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  • ...o-bottom-approach, where management settled upon a direction, in which the people on the floor was commanded to follow. Today the general model of leading ha ...ge. Leadership is an art form, and there are about as many ways of leading people, as there are leaders. One way of doing it, is through an adaptive leadersh
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  • ...nefits on the business of the company. In fact, they are the most involved people with the program deliveries and changes. ...agement, is that the lessons are deeply comprehended by all the interested people. <ref name=Fra/>
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  • ...roject. Furthermore, the scoping plan also includes the different roles of people involved in managing the project scope and their responsibilities regarding ...e it more manageable to assign several responsibilities to the responsible people of the project. The additional benefits of applying the work breakdown stru
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  • ...ages as delivery time, quality, reasonable price, less risk of theft. Many people, however, are reluctant to live in a prefabricated house. This happens beca
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  • *Cross-functional means that a project involves people from different backgrounds working together towards a common goal. ...tube.com/watch?v=GiPe1OiKQuk Donald Rumsfeld DoD briefing </ref>.This made people try to understand the different types of uncertainty by classifying the kno
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  • ...me, overrunning their initial estimate. It is therefore observed that most people fall into the student syndrome when working on a task with a hidden safety ...ng that is required for improved performance.<ref>http://csbweb01.uncw.edu/people/rosenl/classes/OPS100/A%20Critical%20Look%20at%20Critical%20Chain%20Project
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  • ...g the answer if the issues were mostly people issues and therefore if some people need to be replaced.
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  • ...resenting projects to the stakeholders,higher authorities or other related people by using Gantt Chart may have serious social impacts such as; being conside ...es are discussed. The paper examines the findings of conducted survey for people who are in project management world.</ref>
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  • ...is phase are to consider how the developments can be dealt with and/or how people will react to it. When developing the scenarios is it important to keep in
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  • * The time durations can be estimated by the people in charge of the respective tasks. ...ates, the construction industry is bounded by contracts and penalties. The people in charge of a task are usually held responsible if the time schedule does
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  • ...well Publishing Ltd.</ref> and is usually performed by external people, or people who are not responsible for the job. Samples are taken and analysed, which Provides a focused perspective on the role of people involved in construction, especially on project management. One of its appr
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  • ...vironment, are important for society in a broad perspective and crucial to people's social activities and well-being. Buildings often have a lifespan that su ...r social context. Creating good conditions for social interactions between people is also very essential. This involves a great deal of focus on i.a. indoor
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  • ... the teamwork concept to the group. A team can be descripted as a group of people given value to the group <ref name=Winch <i>Graham M. Winch (2010), "Manag • '''C'''onsult – the people who need to be consulted regarding aspects of task execution
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  • ...t it provides a common language when talking about processes, and allowing people to operate solely based on facts. | Unnecessary movements by people (e.g. walking).
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  • ... many of the “softer” skills. They among other things direct and guide people, motivate and have a long-range perspective <ref name="CIOB">''Leadership i ...and the planing of the project is conducted. In this part of the phase the people who will be affected by the project is beared in mind and included. The thi
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  • ... project where all problems are prevented is hard to establish, since many people, partners and processes are involved in the project. Questions like “have ...sn't possible to prevent failures and non-conformance from happening. That people trying to control procedures doesn't have the competencies is a common prob
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  • ...ypes of DSM can be used for different purposes. There are component-based, people-based, activity-based and parameter-based DSM's.<ref name="DSMBasics"></ref ...extract information about the project tasks and information flows from the people actually working with the different activities of the project. This is not
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  • * Engagement of people ...2/06/2017'' - Website explaining the principle behind CCM certification of people, together with an detailing of the responsible organization "CMAA's" goals,
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  • ...rs play an essential, if not vital, role in projects, and even though some people may disagree, every project needs a Project Sponsor. Sponsorship in a small › The Sponsor should cultivate a positive environment and constantly let people know what the project is and why it’s important to the rest of the organi
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  • - People waiting for input to work on;
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  • ...5 years with the MDGs, however the job is still unfinished for millions of people. The SDGs aim to go the last step to end hunger, full gender equality, impr *Improve resilience of 5,000,000 people to natural hazards
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  • ...-resources:''' Pre-contract business - search for resources in the form of people, components and suppliers. * '''E-portals''' is the creation of databases containing suppliers of people or components, which makes it easier for the client to find and invite rele
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  • ...n. The decomposition advised to be made by setting up a group of competent people, since this often requires multiple insight perspectives. The main reason f
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  • It is important that project participants “think inside other people’s boxes” to better understand how the work can provide value and identi ...ber that BIM does not solve all construction coordination issues; however, people, collaborative teamwork and the advantages of BIM help us create an open an
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  • ...mple for a risk within the management category can be that a proper mix of people with the right experience and skills are not assigned to the project, or th :Acknowledgement of sensitive information to unapproved people.
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  • ...y mentioned, allows 4D simulations to influence the spatial constrains for people and protect them from possible accidents. The critical unsafe areas are rec ... managers to hesitate about it. Further investigation needs to be made and people should be convinced about the positive impacts on this field.
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  • ... productivity, deliveries of better products and of course a change in how people work. According to Winch is BIM a very important development in IT tools in CAD stands for computer-aided design but a lot of people with passion for BIM has actually faced that the real description should be
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  • ...lue Management in carried out in a business, and what value it adds to the people working in this business. The initial chapters covers different aspects of
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  • ...ver sometimes the using group is quite large and consist of very different people with different needs for facilities. In this case the users may cause a mor
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  • ...hese methods are based primarily on utilizing the knowledge of experienced people in the business <ref name=" winch " />.
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  • ...advised that the decomposition are made by setting up a group of competent people, since this often requires multiple insight perspectives. The main reason f
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  • ...egy also aims to design in the way that the product is still attractive to people after years. Before starting the design, it should be assured that proper people are chosen for the project. The team of managers, designers and contractors
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  • ...s is due to that both element have a stringer relation to relationship and people.<ref name="SD">John F.Y. Yeung *, Albert P.C. Chan, Daniel W.M. Chan"The de ...://www.emeraldinsight.com/doi/abs/10.1108/13598540710826308</ref>Thus, the people can be certain that the information shared reflects the real situation. How
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  • ... G. M. (2010), "''Managing Construction projects''". Second edition</ref>. People tend to judge future events in a more positive and optimistic way than it i
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  • ... less skilled people come into play. On the biggest projects, thousands of people are working concurrently both on site and off site with the design and prov
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  • The people involved in constructing a decision tree (sometimes referred to as framing
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  • ...these are the visible symbols of organisational culture, such as the way people dress, the amount of marble in the head office foyer and the layout of the ...ple say and how they justify decisions – the vocabularies of motive that people deploy in managerial debates”'' 4
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  • |+'''Table 2.-Project aspect: People''' ...style=" background-color:white; vertical-align:top; text-align:center;"|'''PEOPLE'''
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  • ... project where all problems are prevented is hard to establish, since many people, partners and processes are involved in the project. Questions like “have ...ilures and non-conformance from happening. It is a common problem that the people trying to control procedures do not have the necessary competencies to do s
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  • ...ve. Furthermore since the tool is new, it has that problem, that it is few people that are comfortable with the tool. From the start point it is a method wit
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  • ...egy also aims to design in the way that the product is still attractive to people after years. Prior starting the design, it should be assured that proper people are chosen for the project. The team of managers, designers and contractors
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  • <span style="color: #c11e4a">PURPOSE</span>, <span style="color: #474099">PEOPLE</span>, <span style="color: #16898b">COMPLEXITY</span> and <span style="col ==PEOPLE==
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  • ...s in the last century, as Jungk was a victim of the Nazi-regime and wanted people to fight back and influence the course of horrendous events. Over the cour
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  • ... order for the Business Case to be utilized to its greatest potential, the people within the Project team has to use it as the main guidance document through ...es money, so a high discount rate is not cautious but too optimistic. Some people see this as a problem with NPV. A way to avoid this problem is to include e
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  • ...ienced project managers. They have to be able to engage the "right" set of people, manage the group behavior and the results of the methods, since they can e
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  • ...the project. E.g. You are managing a project and you know that you need 10 people at the moment to do the current project goals, but will they be working on
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  • ...erally all tasks from daily to advanced tasks that require estimating time people are inclined to plan with optimistic biases. According to Buehler et al (19 We tend to underestimate own but not others completion time due to people are inclined to ignore relevance of past experience in present planning of
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  • ...the people benefitting from the project. The micro level viewpoint is from people involved in project process such as consultants and contractors (from a con ... still popular in construction projects, however, the project managers and people involved in project management focus comprehensively more on safety and eff
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  • ...he efficiency of the project has to do with the present, it is common that people find it easier to increase efficiency than effectiveness, as effectiveness
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  • ...o for the problem not the blame. The mistake consists of the fact that new people in charge have to learn the project and progression won’t continue rapidl
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  • =Maslow studied biographies of very enlighten people like Thomas Jefferson, Albert Einstein, Abraham Lincoln, and tried to under He noted that those people were:
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  • ...ment, and is characterized by the existence of conflict behavior, in which people inolved are actively trying to damage one another.
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  • ... habits are hard to break, and if your listening habits are as bad as many people's are, then there's a lot of habit-breaking to do! Be deliberate with your
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  • ..., as a web of interconnected parts. These parts can be anything, elements, people,concepts, variables, etc. For example, your bachelor course can be seen as ...example, we can analyse project scope or project stakeholders (see Chapter People) by using the five elements suggested by Checkland. This is useful mostly i
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  • '''People are asked to make rough estimates, but the estimate becomes the target time *Advantages: May be accurate if project data available and people/tools the same
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  • ...cesses required to identify and acquire adequate project resources such as people, facilities, equipment, materials, infrastructure and tools.”'' ISO 21500
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  • ...ed by the Nobel prize winner Daniel Kahneman describing the idea that most people consider themselves less likely to experience something unpleasant. This le The more people tied to the estimate, the greater the chance of avoiding bias estimating er
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  • ...ct manager has full authority to set priorities and manage the work of the people assigned to the project. In the project-oriented organization, projects are ...ntity. In the 1990s, the dominant approach was to simultaneously integrate people and tasks and realize goals and means concurrently and interactively, rathe
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  • ...constraints. The basis of the event are the definition of a group work (10 people maximum), the nomination of the group’s leader, meeting of direction with ...e week goals validation with team leaders and the announcement to selected people for the team on the working program.
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  • ...oration is very important and therefore, a good information flux among the people involved in the project and platforms to allow it have to be habilitated by ...ine updates can minimize errors related to the information flow within the people involved in the project.[11]
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  • ...f personality types. Some studies put great effort in identifying types of people best suited for leading projects in organizations. They show that, indeed, ...ence of the general attitude, were introduced by Jung where he argues that people develop a dominant and an auxiliary function for balance. Myers supplemente
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  • ... has identified two responses to increase this opportunity; 1: hiring more people to assist during the design phase at a cost of $26,000 and 2: implementing |A: || Hire people || style="text-align:right;" | $-26,000
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  • ...p the condition for this to work. The company must have defined a group of people that consist of key stakeholders from different departments and from the to ... and try to keep "gatecrashers " out of the decision meeting. Since senior people's time is limited, consider beginning with mid-management at Gate 1, and fo
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  • ...974, a chemical plant’s explosion close to Flixborough village killed 28 people, many of them were from this village. This event might have been avoided by
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  • #:At least four scenarios should be included in the final presentation, since people tend to go with the middle or ‘average’ scenario if three is presented, Once this is overcome, the manager must not attempt to lead people based on multiple scenarios. One clear strategy should be chosen, while the
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  • ...ion. It provides a set of tools to design and gather information that puts people at the centre, defines outcomes as small and incremental changes in behavio ... the good networkers and the good engineers. In other words, recognize the people that could be valuable at some point of the project due to their competenci
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  • ...of different possible scenarios for a particular issue is formed following people's both subjective and objective thoughts regarding how the social, technica ...tool or a networking process, utilizing the collective participation from people with different background with the view not only to challenge strategic par
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  • ...formal control. By controlling the status of a project, a manager can keep people accountable for process execution and prevent minor problems to scale up. T
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  • ...ften necessary to form work taskforces that mix different types of people. People with different curriculums are put together to best and most efficiently so ...m members psyche a project manager can assign the right tasks to the right people, not only based on their individual expertise areas.
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  • ...estimates are performed separately due to absence of the direct link. Some people have however developed models integrating cost and schedule. The Activity
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  • ...if all features of Teamweek is wanted and the team consists of more than 5 people. ...017”, June 2nd, https://www.forbes.com/sites/brianrashid/2017/06/02/what-people-want-from-their-project-management-apps-in-2017/#16f00946eefd [ONLINE] Acce
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  • *'''Resistance to change:''' People are often attached to a specific way of doing business - particularly those
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  • ...des these management principles by making use of the 4P model: Philosophy, People & Partners, Process and Problem Solving. The author describes how the Toyot
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  • ...ey elements of leadership are respect for others and a sincere belief that people attend their job with the purpose of doing their best every day. Influence is getting people to cooperate and work towards common goals by; fulfill commitments, lead by
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  • ...outcome. Included in the planning of this process is to identify the right people with the appropriate skills to take on this task. A brainstorming process i Important aspect of a successful benefits realisation is to assign the right people to certain responsibilities and ensure that they know what their accountabi
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  • ... different parties in the case, and there is also some interviews with the people living in the building today.
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  • ...of the most dynamic economical regions in northern Europe with over 9 Mio. people will be clustered. The estimated travel time by train between Hamburg and C
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  • ...he key aspects of managing such complex relationships is ensuring that the people/teams are communicating effectively. In order to do that, it is first and f ... in order to create the matrix can be a challenge especially when you have people working in multiple groups or where the organizational structure is not cle
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  • ... address the issues of dealing with the people side of change, or changing people's behavior. This workflow only addresses the technical aspect of change. Th ...edition.''' This book provides extensive insight into the dealing with the people side of change in engineering systems. This is not addressed in the Scope C
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  • *'''Downwards:''' Members of the project team, hence the people doing the actual project work. This group is often overlooked as being impo ...bally and do therefor require certain skills of the project manager. Those people and communication skills can again prove priceless in situations where unex
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  • * Daily collaboration between business people and developers
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  • ...sub-cause is now a root cause. An example could be that for a cause named "People" a sub-cause could be "Employees not showing up for work". In this case the #*People
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  • ...ment with focus in projects and the four perspective of projects; purpose, people, complexity and uncertainty. ...ment with focus in projects and the four perspective of projects; purpose, people, complexity and uncertainty.
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  • ...ction site creates a communication line between the actual workers and the people who design and plan the projects. Despite that there will not always direct
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  • ...e of the most important jobs of a project manager is to identify for which people the project is relevant, and manage them accordingly. As UATS is a governme ...le the internal stakeholders didn’t feel as overwhelmed by the amount of people they had to work with. Carrera recognized that having a split team made com
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  • ...h the responsible people, both the owners dependent on the manager and the people he depends upon. A tool necessary for this is RACI [[Responsibility assignm
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  • ...y in contract management. It is important for the organization to consider people skills and competencies. The type and level of resources required for contr ...type and level of resource to manage the contract. Ensuring that the right people are in place to carry out the contract management activities is crucial. Th
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  • 1. It does not allow to track the people and the resources utilised in an activity.
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  • ...ly going to take. As the name tells, “Last Planner” describes that the people doing the physical job are the ones to plan the tasks. They are the ones wi ...order of fields):''' The order is decided and dependencies revealed by the people doing the work.
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  • ...t and must not be ignored. This requires a project leader with a flair for people, and one such leader is a Servant Leader. ...r and makes insightful, ethical, and principle-centered decisions. He puts people first and helps others meet their highest priority. He is a skilled communi
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  • ...team and the business-customer. The DSDM approach always focuses on making people working more effectively towards achieving their goals. It is an approach w ...eliver frequently and involve the collaboration of motivated and empowered people”'' <br><br>
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  • Carl Jung, psychologist from Swiss, believed that people used their mind’s in one of two ways in four different categories. Later
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  • ...roject management. The way the performance is measured will determine how people and the company works. The performance measurement systems focus on helping
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  • ...t in project management indicates the willingness of organization and it's people to avoid or accept risks. Risk tolerance can be analyzed from three differe ...can withstand. It indicates how sensitive organizations, stakeholders, and people are towards risks. High tolerance often means that organizations welcome hi
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  • ...ferent personalities. The manager’s job is than to connect these diverse people and direct them to work towards shared purpose.<ref name="PM"/> ...e people have in order to allocate them in the right way? And what kind of people should be combined in a team?
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  • ...oid any misinterpretation, keeping it simple is also important to increase people's understanding. Specificity increases the awareness of the goal and sets t ...st and resources are in focus. Moreover assigning the goals to responsible people ensures accountability.
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  • ...l is pretty intuitive, as it can be interpreted in the same way, that many people use post-it notes at work every day – it is simply things one needs to do ...ny workers that fall asleep on their desktop. Neither is it about how slow people are. The total slack is a measure of “time buffers” being the differenc
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  • It was introduced by Edgar Schein in 1980 in his endeavour to explain why people behave differently in various organizations. He observed that culture is al ... Edgar Schein realised that the culture of an organization affects how the people involved in it feel in the organization and how they perform for the organi
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  • ...anagement concept of Situational Leadership is introduced in order to help people be more effective in their everyday interactions. Another ingredient in the ...ple and Paul Hersey and Kenneth H. Blanchard made a model in order to help people, but also, the leaders to successfully deliver a given task.
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  • *'''Multi-voting:''' This is used when multiple people are involved in making a decision. It helps whittle down a large list optio *'''Resistance to change:''' People are often attached to a specific way of doing business - particularly those
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  • ...remost necessary to understand the network and the interdependency between people/teams. This is where the tool Design Structure Matrix can come in handy. ...can be a challenge especially when you have the cross-functional team with people working in multiple teams or where the organizational structure boundaries
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  • ...outcome. Included in the planning of this process is to identify the right people with the appropriate skills to take on this task. A brainstorming process i Important aspect of a successful benefits realisation is to assign the right people to certain responsibilities and ensure that they know what their accountabi
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  • ...ienced project managers. They have to be able to engage the "right" set of people, manage the group behavior and the results of the methods, since they can e
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  • ...echnical and management staff is to start a conversation with the business people, to ask them questions about what they have in mind, the needs and somethin ...as it was planned and designed upfront. You will show it to the business people. in certain cases, in some projects, when you do that, you realize the expe
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  • ...rmation should be presented as numbers, charts, text or graphs, or colors. People process and remember visual information fast and easy, as the brain quickly ...l the assigned role, then implementation of project dashboard in regard to people related items will be smoother.
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  • ...e specific project. It clarifies the four different perspectives, purpose, people, complexity, and uncertainty. The tool is also valuable for teaching – as
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  • ...own basic behavior when he has to deal with a number of different types of people and do .
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  • Brainstorming is a creativity exercise where individuals or groups of people generate ideas impulsively with the goal of finding solutions to a specific ...lved to participate. No idea is a bad idea no matter how wild they are and people are given the freedom of mind and action to spark off and reveal new ideas.
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  • ...duce energy instead of growing food for people, when there are millions of people dying of hunger along the planet. ... argument than public opinion has a strong power over the decision because people tend to amplify the real risk.
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  • ... Big idea also describes which perspectives from the Concept Box (purpose, people, complexity, uncertainty) do Ideation tools fall under. ...e synthesis process by helping revealing the connections between things or people and it can be also used as a visualization tool. This could help in visuali
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  • ...inging the key players together and participant in a meeting which enables people to interact in a group.<ref name="R3"> DSDM Atern Handbook. (2008). Facilit ...ject can be accomplished with the existing resources and the right skilled people. Keep in mind or be sensible about what can be achieved or expected in the
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  • ...heir knowledge of the subject. The model can be used in any industry where people are presented to perform teamwork. Effective collaboration is crucial to th ...of all technical matters and is accountable for its proper operation. More people may be needed to cover all suppliers interest.
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  • ... The lack of tangible progress can create stress and demotivation for some people, and generate hasty production. This undermines the purpose of the IDP and
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  • ... an inseparable part of project management. Hiring and involving the right people who will be committed throughout a whole project life cycle <ref group="glo ...ion of a project team<ref group="glossary"> '''Project Team:''' A group of people created for a sole purpose of performing a certain project within its life
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  • ...trics. Choosing wrong KPIs can decrease performance in an organisation, as people will focus on the wrong aspects in a process or project. ...on the project and may include the project manager, selected stakeholders, people with responsibility for the project quality management plan.
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  • Is it an important step to in a project to carefully put together a team of people that will be most likely to conduct the project successfully. According to ... 3: TSO, pp. 12'' </ref>. This is due to the fact that “certain types of people are more suited to certain roles” and that “some combinations of person
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  • ...that can be used in a variety of ways. It can be used by organizations, by people every day and by leaders among others. The leader can be the CEO of a compa ...e knows WHAT they are doing, some people know HOW they do it, but very few people know WHY they do it. The question "WHY?" shall not be answered with somethi
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  • ... to normal groups. It is not an easy task for a project manager to recruit people that want to make that commitment since most already feel that their job re
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  • ... are especially important for people who make decisions that affects other people. This includes for example architects, engineers, governments, psychologist Decision-making methods can influence people's decisions that further trigger actions, thus lead the actions to cause ou
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  • One of first steps is the stakeholder analysis, understanding which people or organizations will be impacted by or can influence your project, and wha Despite the awareness that new projects are delivered on schedule people tend to plan optimistically. It is important to be critical when developing
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  • In many projects, the lack of cooperation is high. People are working on their own, and sending their work forward, having faith in t ...use resources in low-cost countries with cheaper salaries, to do the tasks people in the high-cost countries does nott want to or have the time to do. The ta
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  • ...nization, how an organization works internally behaviorally as they affect people's thinking and acting in organizations <ref name="organisationsteori"> " Ja
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  • ...nager to distinguish between the two sides of the value canvas, which many people can struggle with. ...n functional jobs:''' Functional jobs are the easiest to acknowledge, like people wanting to drink clean water, but there are often many more customer jobs.
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  • *'''Customer Segments:''' Group or people that the organization wants to create value for with value propositions
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  • ...hip of the project, ensuring that it is correctly resourced with the right people, that it is funded properly and enjoys the correct priorities. Moreover, th
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  • ...issues is stakeholder management, and how to navigate and handle different people, groups and organisations with relation to the project. “''The ability of ...er issues and conflicts of interests, the power and influence of different people or groups will decide how the issue is resolved. The standpoint concludes t
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  • ...ormation of the governance committee, project steering committee or board. People participating in the committees are the ones that decide the nature of proj ...cisions made are recorded and communicated. As illustrated in principle 1, people with authority should have sufficient representation, competence, and resou
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  • ...is used in human resource management. Human resource management deals with people as a resource and their resource can be defined as their skill set, knowled ...teams the ressource aspect can be expanded from the previous definition to people, which have different skills, roles, responsibilities, relationships etc. <
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  • ...the decision making factor so it is vital to consider what mechanism drive people and their performance in the group. That is why it is of a great, practical ... this chart and it has a great advantage of being a clear and visual tool. People think in pictures so having that chart as a visualization of even a complex
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  • ...led by international teams and are affected by international stakeholders. People from various cultures need to communicate together during project managemen ... because involves different expectations and opposing interests, even when people come from the same country. A variety of nationalities can increase the dif
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  • ...g tool in project managment was implemented to help in organizing group of people who have different working styles or approach. <ref>Ray S. (2017), ' ''What ... used for individual or small group projects, because with larger group of people, many tasks and dependencies controlling the project can be problematic and
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  • ...aching. However, in a situation where fear is known as the main reason for people be resistant to changes, coaching skills stand out. Handling a team member' ... recommended to possess and is fundamentally based on a dialog between two people, one conducting the coaching (the coach/PM) and the other being coached (th
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  • ...that the organizational structure can have high relevance depending of the people and their shared values. Another thing is the role of the manager, who will ...yee of the month". Nothing is wrong with any of these systems as different people want/need different types of recognition and rewards. But as a general rule
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  • ... that are suggested and implemented in a Lean organisation, comes from the people directly involved in the processes. For a successful Lean implementation, i
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  • ...ucture and standardization, which needs to be in place when handling other people's money and investments. All the risks mentioned in ‘risk associated with
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  • ...he managers of the company can use resources such as skilled employees and people, computer and technology, finance and customers. In order to use these reso ...and the resources are allocated. ''Leading'' is to motivate and coordinate people and groups in order to achieve the company goals. The last task, ''Controll
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  • ...k efficiently in a team and only focus on their own tasks which results in people having to wait for others to complete their assigned tasks first. This lea
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  • ...speaking the truth in a meeting, and 80% of the discussion is about things people already agree on<ref name=PMIlibrary >['' https://www.pmi.org/learning/libr ...gs. Because of the difficulty to identify the root problem, tensions among people being exacerbated by the potential crisis, and the time pressure to find a
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  • ...nts problems that occur in the design solutions. A controlled testing with people from the targeted user group represent the standard of development, ...ld not be used as they could otherwise create strong associations to known people.
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  • ...ange has to be implemented in a program successfully without affecting the people in the program in a negative way. When first the decision about making a ch ... and other objectives of a program and at the same time how change affects people who are part of a program either as internal or external stakeholders.<ref
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  • ...-life problem. Being creative is not something that comes naturally to all people. As Steve Jobs explained based on his experiences: ''"Creativity is just connecting things. When you ask creative people how they did something, they feel a little guilty because they didn't reall
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  • ...s of a program and achieving business objectives through others by holding people accountable
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  • ...eferencing the norm. <ref>''Marston, W. M., (1928),'' ''Emotions of Normal People,'' ''Kegan Paul Trench Trubner And Company'' </ref>. ...ng focus on quality. <ref>''Marston, W. M., (1928),'' ''Emotions of Normal People,'' ''Kegan Paul Trench Trubner And Company'' </ref>
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  • Projects behave like living organisms consist of people, deliverables, as well as internal and external factors affecting them. In
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  • ...provides the most detailed assessment which is reliable for the investors. People analysing particular factors of the project have wider perspective and can
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  • ...mpanies lack capacity, if production is expensive, if they do not have the people, skills, or knowledge to execute, other alternatives should be investigated ...e from the SOW if they are capable of meeting the buyer's needs with their people, skills, knowledge, capacity and other requirements needed.
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  • ...ing a very similar outcome/product, there will be some alterations such as people being involved, or processes being followed. ...ettings, one “best way” has not been developed. Robust decision-making people, however, can attack these types of settings by the regret decision theory,
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  • #'''People''': organization, roles, leadership & stakeholder engagement. **Manage people and resources so they can be shared across different projects within the pr
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  • ...y are. That is the reason why what can be an opportunity for some group of people, it might be a threat for another. ...dentify, analyze, plan and manage. This steps are carried out by different people according to in which level the opportunity is.
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  • ...st and researcher, developed Future Workshop as a new tool that would help people to generate and implement creative ideas in order to live better together a ... trying to resist something is just part of the story. It is essential for people to know what they are fighting for, not just what they are fighting against
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  • ...about how they want to manage one of their important resources, namely the people. The project management body of knowledge (PMBOK) defines four stages of ma ...and being responsible for making sure that the team performs optimally. As people make up such a big part of any project, it is natural that human resource m
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  • * Involve a team of people representing a wide range of interests and with different skills involved i
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  • ...nagement Program, Knowledgent</ref>. DQM revolves around the management of people, processes, technology and data through coordinated activities aimed at imp ... of DQM as: ''process approach, continuous improvement, and involvement of people.'' The three fundamental principles of DQM act as pillars in building and m
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  • * A person's level of effort, which refers to how hard people work. ...n's level of persistence in the face of obstacles, which refers to whether people keep trying or give up.
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  • ...are participating in the project. Before the project charter is developed, people might have different perspectives and thoughts on the project. However, mut In recent years the project charter has become more conspicuous, and people are understanding more how essential it is to use it. On the other hand, th
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  • ...l gives an additional possibility to adapt to other processes and increase people's competencies and awareness to issues <ref name="DOproj"> Geraldi J, Oehme ...le to share it. Maintaining social relationship do usually matter for most people, and management is afraid of a post-project review being a platform to blam
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  • ...rom this period, Saaty was driven to develop a simple way to help ordinary people communicate better and make complex decisions, eventually resulting in the
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  • '''Process Improvement''' – Blue, White, White (Other people's views), Yellow, Black, Green, Red, Blue
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  • ...eve. Although this sounds negative if not met, increased expectations help people in a corporation and the business its self, grow considerably as the compan ...lify for the same over-arching category. Through this additional pressure, people have now been exposed to a form of bias and are swayed to a specific side f
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  • ...heir knowledge of the subject. The model can be used in any industry where people are presented to perform teamwork in a project. For example in civil engine ... all technical matters and is accountable for their proper operation. More people may be needed to cover all supplier interests.<ref>http://yourprojectmanage
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  • ...ef name="PON"/> In building solid business relationships you have to make people trust you. If you employ unpleasant types of negotiation strategies your st ===Negotiating with difficult people===
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  • Secondly, the consideration of the project team, how many people, how qualified they are and in which way they are used to work within a pro
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  • ... internal stakeholders such as project team, preference should be given to people who are highly motivated individuals and can work full-time with other moti ... resource suppliers, preference may be given to companies having motivated people that are available (at least temporarily) to work in the same location and
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  • ...ange has to be implemented in a program successfully without affecting the people in the program in a negative way. When first the decision about making a ch ... and other objectives of a program and at the same time how change affects people who are part of a program either as internal or external stakeholders.<ref
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  • ...stically biased – the so called ''planner’s fallacy''. This results in people undertaking projects with too optimistic expectations about budget and risk ...this point the overconfidence theory becomes handy. The theory claims that people are, generally speaking, unaware of their capability to express the full, p
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  • Groupware systems is basically a technology designed to help people collaborate. These include ''communication tools'', ''conferencing tools'' ...t really bringing anything new to the original lessons learned method, but people do tend to revolve around problems rather than successes when evaluating pr
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  • ... <span style="color: #c11e4a">PURPOSE</span>, <span style="color: #474099">PEOPLE</span>, <span style="color: #16898b">COMPLEXITY</span> and <span style="col ==PEOPLE==
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  • ...nt software does more than automate tasks. It connects BIM information and people, helping to increase productivity and lay the digital groundwork to unlock ...ber that BIM does not solve all construction coordination issues; however, people, collaborative teamwork and the advantages of BIM help us create an open an
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  • ...cation covers the action of allocating resources to specific activities or people, in order to reach a goal set by the project manager. ... using specialized or additional equipment, borrow staff, using temps, get people to work more hours (in the weekend or overtime). This of course comes at an
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  • ...mployers look for when recruiting staff nowadays<ref name="Skills"></ref>. People negotiate everyday in their life even when they do not realize it and proje ...tages, beginning with the collaborative problem-solving activity where the people who are involved in the negotiation attempt to identify additional items th
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  • ...one of their needs, another need takes the place of it in our minds. Thus, people move from the bottom to the top of the hierarchy of needs. There are five s ...Hierarchy of Needs” theory. He studied human motivation and successful people’s life such as Albert Einstein, Jane Addams, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Frede
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  • ...ills. When an individual is not able to obtain these skills, it results in people not willing to work with the individual. Focusing only on one new skill wit
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  • ...d instantly. But this method adds no economic value, burns money, punishes people and destroys confidence within the project. * Project experts: people who are very familiar with the project, who can help to identify the root o
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  • ...the physical aspects of the process, which are to make the process run – people, tools e.g. The process is also ''controlled'' or ''constrained'' by differ
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  • ...y due to the type of approach of the system. As Project Management is more people focused (the list of the Best Practices reported in the PMI standards inclu ...ecise scope: a purpose. Projects are complex also because everything, from people, businesses and environments, is interconnected internally and externally<r
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  • *''Defined roles and responsibilities'' – right people with right roles are more likely to lead a project to success.
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  • ...ons to accomplish a particular goal. A project team is often involved with people they are not familiar with in terms of work, often gathered from different ...umers encompasses the early phase of establishment, involving the relevant people into forming a motivated partnership across the management, staff, unions,
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  • ... Hedonic Effect - Perceived Emotional Value – is described as a group of people that acquire a product without the intention of being accepted or show soci
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  • ... past experiences exist? If such biases exist, it is almost impossible for people to not have these three influence their decisions. # Are there any recognizable perceptions about people's positive or negative attitudes towards the proposed action / change / res
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  • .... Paper presented at PMI® Global Congress 2007—Asia Pacific, Hong Kong, People's Republic of China. Newtown Square, PA: Project Management Institute.
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  • ...e definition of the business value to whom it is addressed and who are the people in charge for a correct and effective delivery of it. The same concepts wil ...ers value, which can be tangible or intangible, to the organization and to people impacted by the project. Each organization, thanks to Program Management ai
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  • ...roducts and sales or new knowledge. Sometimes it requires changing the way people in an organization work so that the outcome can be achieved.
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  • ...he twenty-first century. Only in the United States, more than 11.1 million people were employed by the construction industry in 2018<ref name=''labor''> ''Bl
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  • ...ce every work package is unique regarding the resources, the tasks and the people involved, or its type of effort (recurring or non-recurring), it is unreaso ...ose working relationships between the work package manager, the scheduling people and the resource estimating function. Fleming et al. (2010) <ref name="Flem
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  • The groups of people the project or company aims to reach and serve. Two examples of costumer se
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  • ...ey’s thinking is how you must be able to manage yourself to manage other people, thus working in projects. The article follows the natural sequence of the ... how we react on those things that builds character, which later will make people follow your lead.
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  • ...d also be the time that was fixed meaning additional resources in terms of people would have to work on the project resulting in higher cost in order to meet
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  • A project is a temporary formation of people, gathered to create value for a business in the form of a solution, a servi ...e team. A study by Moløkken-Østvold and Jørgensen (2003) showed “that people with less knowledge in the area employed different estimation strategies th
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  • ...earch team concluded that there is a job needed to be done that is causing people to buy this milkshake to get this job done. Therefore, the real challenge i ...ure, the main failure factors can be grouped in three main categories; (1) people factors, (2) project process factors and (3) project communication factors.
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  • ...t a realistic picture of the opportunities and possibilities based on thes people. ...or optimal creativeness and a well-rounded solution, a team is composed of people with various backgrounds, as they will be able to provide input from differ
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  • ...nnate way to manage a project, in most of the cases it is not the approach people follow when they consciously try to get a project under control. The main a ... GTD has a bottom-up approach. It starts by addressing the concrete issues people have to deal with, rather than the high-level goals and values. This choice
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  • ...gement, managers have to be aware of the underlying motivations that drive people. Human capital is a very important resource in projects, and has to be mana ...diminish it. Tangible rewards can undermine intrinsic motivation, shifting people from a possibly existing internal to a more external perceived locus of cau
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  • ...r argues that leadership is not something mystical or something only a few people can master, and neither can it be claimed that leadership is anything more ...e project. A big part of the project managers profession is about handling people and directing them towards the goals set.
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  • ...here the team is made. The optimal size of a team is between five and nine people. It is important to notice that in the agile team the teams are often small ... number of people on the development team, which at this current time is 6 people. The bottom arrow shows 2 graphs, the burndown chart, that indicate the pre
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  • ...profile generated from the previous tools. This led to the conclusion that people who scored high in all the tests had a habit of competing to an extent that ...ween a functional role and a team role. When working in project teams most people take on a role based on personal abilities and preferences. By understandin
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  • ...t delivery (IPD) is defined as a project delivery approach that integrates people, systems, business structures and practices into a process that collaborati ...to see each other's point of view. They not only become accepting of other people's standpoint, but also flexible with an objective outlook, and they are abl
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  • *Getting the appropriate people involved and ensuring engagement of the stakeholders *People directly or indirectly impacted by the project governance (e.g. project tea
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  • ...needs in terms of environment, the constraint is in the management and the people employed in the organization. =====Principle no. 4 “Business people and developers must work together daily throughout the project”=====
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  • ... is People. Understanding the theory and reason behind certain behavior of people is therefore vital. Geraldi, J <ref name="Geraldi">Geraldi, J., Thuesen, C. ...five categories, A specific time, a location, an emotional state, specific people and preceding action. The cue tells the brain to perform a specific routine
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  • *'''People metrics'''<ref name="SSBM">18 Key Performance Indicator (KPI) Examples Defi ...ber of employees. Having a high employee turnover rate means that a lot of people leave the company and if that is the case it may be a symptom of workplace
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  • ...inant mode in project team will shift from vertical to horizontal, between people at lower levels in the organisation
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  • * Motivates people that are aiming for the same goals and objectives; ...tisfy the project specifications. It is therefore required coordination of people and resources, management of stakeholders as well as performing the activit
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  • *Survey: A survey is used to gather data from a sample of people. Predefined questions are asked either face to phase, asked via telephon ca
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  • As people tend to be more motivated when seeing their accomplishment more visually, a
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  • ...le and money in projects, the organization still gets poor results because people are working on the wrong projects or on too many projects. Trying to do too '''Logistics:''' The transport of equipment, material, and people to and from the project site can be a major risk. During the planning of a
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  • ... a hundred team members as well as complex programs involving thousands of people. It is available in four different configurations depending on the needs of ...nt to point out that it is not enough to learn and apply principles alone. People working in an organization are usually afraid of organizational changes, so
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  • ...u usually do. This can be better done in groups or individually be several people to try and catch as many relevant aspects as possible, so your consistent d
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  • The communication process requires and comprises of elements such as people, a message, a medium to send the message and inevitably noise to obstruct t ...g interest in what is being said. Further, it is also important to respect people's personal space while listening to secure they are comfortable speaking <r
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  • .... Paper presented at PMI® Global Congress 2007—Asia Pacific, Hong Kong, People's Republic of China. Newtown Square, PA: Project Management Institute.</ref .... Paper presented at PMI® Global Congress 2007—Asia Pacific, Hong Kong, People's Republic of China. Newtown Square, PA: Project Management Institute.''
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  • Managers needs to be aware of Student Syndrome where people only starts to apply themselves at the last possible moment before the dead For a project manager, managing people in a team is a key task <ref name="PMBOK 60">Project Management Institute.
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  • ...e the reason why the SMART goals have grown to be so popular. Through time people have had the possibility to change the original words to meet and fit their ...mployees within the next 5 years. The current facilities can only house 50 people so a new office building will have to be build. A specific objective might
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  • ...eative thinking process widely used in project management, where groups of people, or teams, get together in order to generate ideas and possible solutions a People’s mind generates a concept and afterwards explores the value of that conc
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  • ...s some expertise might be needed only for a few months of or the amount of people working changes throughout the project. Some personnel or teams can have a
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  • ... work together. It is important to integrate these systems, businesses and people. Interaction is significant in systems engineering. Interfaces with subsyst ...o for the employees. When the interrelation among the disciplines is good, people tend to work better together, and it is easier when there is a plan for it.
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  • ...to the tasks have come. These features make the Gannt chart useful for the people involved in the project, as well as the customers and stakeholders. In case ...fferent departments. By sharing their own personal secrets internally with people and departments, they also could benefit from learning from each other.
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  • ...iciency and effectiveness, since communication is a continuous process and people therefore potentially could invest huge amounts of resources in communicati ...itre body of water containing 33,000 aquatic animals at risk, thousands of people present in an enormous shopping centre with the only thing between them bei
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  • ...perform tasks to a certain standard and within a certain time frame. While people understand the notion of task allocation and performance obligations, unnec
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  • ...ould be done since a wind energy facility affects many different groups of people. The highest risk spotted here would be the existence of strong opposition
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  • ...erstand the term conflict to mean a social phenomenon which can arise when people interact and pursue common goals''", may be of greater relevance. Proksch g * ''' Personality clashes ''' - some people ''just don't get along'', so to say. One example could be introverts and ex
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  • ...te Activity Resources''' - Estimate the amounts and types of the material, people, equipment, or supplies needed to perform the activities in the project.
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  • ...ensive transformation of manufacturing in a connected environment of data, people, processes, services, systems and production assets with the generation, le ... and helped by work animals to a more optimized form of labor conducted by people through the use of water and steam-powered engines and other kinds of machi
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  • ...projects deals with human dynamics, which sets certain requirements to the people working in such projects. On the other hand, New product development may in ...dertaken in the 1960's existed in a different context than projects today. People had different skills, different motivation, etc. In todays world there is a
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  • ...oject management methods include a static strategy, well-defined work, and people working on projects directed by the project manager <ref name=''Lucidchart'
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  • ...ages as delivery time, quality, reasonable price, less risk of theft. Many people, however, are reluctant to live in a prefabricated house. This happens beca
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  • ...ities planning action is finished, manager is supposed to start organizing people who participate in these activities and actions and to build the communicat ...ay need to be changed if there are some problems. For example, there are 5 people cleaning this house and may be someone finish the work in advance, then you
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  • ...or the complexity. However, it is essential that it is communicated to all people engaged in the project, especially if the project is very complex. ...hould also be easy to remember, as well as to repeat. If it is too complex people might not be able to relate to it.
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  • ...er resource management is important in this matter, as it must ensure that people are not overloaded with work, and that time is effectively utilized, as wel
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  • ... In a project management perspective, it can be anything from time, money, people, facilities and equipment. Proper resource management is important in this ...could be used for a higher level manager, a WBS dictionary is more for the people involved in a certain sub-division area of the WBS like middle/project mana
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  • * Activities are conducted by a diverse team of people from different backgrounds
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  • * The PFD is generated by the Project or Team Manager. However, the people responsible for developing or helping the plan products can be involved rat ...E2 is the world’s most widely-adopted project management method, used by people and organisations from wide-ranging industries and sectors. It is a flexibl
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  • ...ictable behavioral change is so important in crisis management. In crises, people become desensitized to the needs of others, which creates further tensions. ...bution and the efficiency and effectiveness of the response to crisis. How people align themselves within interest groups of an organization can reinforce, w
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  • ...s not as popular as choosing to be a leader. The term leadership, for most people, depicts an influencing role, which is responsible for the accomplishment o '''Leadership''' is the process by which a person exerts influence over other people and inspires, motivates, and directs their activities to help achieve group
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  • ...ysis is to provide the project manager and project team an overview of the people who have interest or influence in the project. It should be one of the fir ...Stakeholders. In the initial stage, there is a need of recognising all the people who are affected or influenced by the project and have an interest in a suc
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  • ...mstances, but the most important factor is the human characteristics. Some people prefer visual representations, whereas others support tables and outlines. ...erformed in each area in order to complete the project and the responsible people for each task. In that way the project manager is aware of the project’s
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  • * Easy and quick to gather people when needed (e.g. to resolve project related problems). * The people on the project team may be more loyal to their own department rather than t
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  • ... be the innate way to manage a project, in most of the cases it is not how people plan when they consciously try to get a project under control.
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  • ...ons, and be able to demonstrate empathy. Statistics have shown that 55% of people portray their emotions via body language, 38% through their tone of voice, ...Diversity is the “combination of holding and managing the aspirations of people from different culture, race, gender, age, skill, cognitive style, group, e
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  • ... University Associates, La Jolla, CA </ref> had spoken of an active set of people who are dedicated to achieving common goals, working successfully together ...heir knowledge of the subject. The model can be used in any industry where people are involved to perform teamwork in a project. For example in constructions
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  • ...in the world, has housing problems, related with the mass concentration of people in small areas. As a consequence, the price of rent has risen considerably, ...ages as delivery time, quality, reasonable price, less risk of theft. Many people, however, are reluctant to live in a prefabricated house. This happens beca
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  • ...RiSM as a holistic approach, which aims for a long-term sustainability for People, Planet, Prosperity, Product and Process (P5 Standards). With well-defined ...roject Management) developed the so called 5P Standards (Project, Process, People, Planet and Prosperity), which bring together UN sustainable development go
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  • * Motivates people that are aiming for the same goals and objectives; ...tisfy the project specifications. It is therefore required coordination of people and resources, management of stakeholders as well as performing the activit
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  • ... to motivate team members is to state a clear purpose of the project. When people believe in what they do they become self-driven which leads to great outcom ...d look like belongs to stakeholders, especially for the person or group of people who has the biggest financial input which gives them right to be a decision
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  • ...and how the person who generated the plan structured it, meaning that only people who are constantly engaged with the plan (project management team) will und
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  • ...u usually do. This can be better done in groups or individually be several people to try and catch as many relevant aspects as possible, so your consistent d
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  • ...rful, especially in a team environment as they build the coherence between people <ref name="ConTem"> Jones, Gareth R., and Jennifer M. George. Essentials of
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  • No matter what level of change a company strives for, it will demand people changing the way they work <ref> Lawson, Emily Price,''The Psychology of Ch ...he change, while also having a focus on learning plus leading and managing people issues, this can be seen on figure 2:
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  • [[Category:''People'']] [[Category:''Time Management'']] [[Category:''Self Management'']] The prioritization tool is relevant to the ''PEOPLE'' section of Project, Program, and Portfolio management. Specifically focus
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  • #*1.Focus groups: gather a small group of people and ask them about there ideas about the topic with a facilitator to note d
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  • Many frameworks, models and theories that focus on people motivation has been developed. They differ in some assumptions but one thin ... from the Project Management Body of Knowledge, motivation means "Powering people to achieve high levels of performance and overcoming barriers in order to c
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  • =People= '''Stakeholder Management''' allows a company to understand which people will be impacted or will impact the project and it helps the organisation i
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  • ... integrated planning approach. Typically the roadmap is done by a group of people within a company through work-shopping. ... Therefore a skeptical look must be applied. Different views from distinct people from all of the company`s departments should be considered in order to crea
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  • ...gure 6. First, the crisis needs to be identified, isolated and the correct people need to be recruited. Next, a crisis management team (CMT) is deployed whic
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  • Brainstorming is a group creative technique where a group of people meet to generate new ideas and solutions. The strength of Brainstorming is
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  • *'''People:''' organization, roles, leadership & stakeholder engagement.
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  • ...roject; Building 310. The tools are sorted into three categories; Purpose, People, Complexity and Uncertainty. All the tools are found on the ConceptBox intr ...ng, experimental, but these things need to be done at the right things. If people involved in the project are using much time being experimental and innovati
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  • The following tools are divided into four categories: Purpose, People, Complexity and Uncertainty. The second includes the tools due to identify and manage all the people involve in the project.
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  • ...t it creates a visual understanding of the events and it is easy for other people to get a quick understanding of the results. The fault tree is like a found ...anagers here establish task and stucture which provide a framework for how people are going to work together in order to achieve the organizational goals. Th
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  • ...t for Project Management in the following way: Project management involves people and their needs. A project management process that meets all of the needs o
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  • - Most people who are involved in the project and are affected by it.
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  • ...o implement the changes. The coalition is most effective if it consists of people from different areas. Furthermore, a clear vision for the change must be cr ...ys that support the new direction. This step can be time consuming because people need to accept the change.
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  • ...n''. The urge to satisfy the needs with time passing by increases, however people after gratifying the basic needs first moves onto the next on their mind. *For different people the motivation is different such as to some love is more important than sel
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  • ...ve and aware of the divers cultural and political preferences displayed by people. Such areas include: ...ure that contributes in achieving goals in an effective way. That requires people management.
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  • ==People== ...3] In order to make clear the hierarchy of the project team, the number of people that are involved in the coating management project and the level of author
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  • The people and groups that are affected by a company's business decisions are called s A project manager has to know how to lead people when there are changes made in the program, with a new project. Expectancy
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  • ''7. Key resources :'' The people, knowledge, means, and the money you need to run your business. ...e strengths, are inherent features of the organization, so the focus is on people, resources, systems, and procedures. Emphasize on what the organization cou
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  • ...cost is kept low, and that there will be no space for innovation. However, people in the field suggest that the need to stick so closely to the target can in ... that Integrated Project Delivery is a path that is attending to integrate people, systems business, structures and practices into a process that harness the
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  • ...hat the effectiveness of the method highly depends on the behaviour of the people appointed as senior managers, and that it requires an extensive research to
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  • ...ances to specific locations, but an airplane may not effectively transport people because of the way it uses fuel. =People=
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  • Brainstorming is a group creative technique where a group of people meets to generate new ideas and solutions. The strength of Brainstorming is ...ey stand. We should identify who is involved in the decision, not only the people who make the final decision but also those who influence their thinking. A
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  • ...or research has been undertaken in developing growth options and the right people are at the table. The framework is purposefully flexible; dimensions can be ...e if the project or program and in many cases it is not performed from the people who planned it. Therefore, it is very important to reassure that a BSP is w
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  • |[[The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People for Successful Leadership]] |[[The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey]]
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  • ...Social Loafing and Collectivism: A Comparison of the United States and the People's Republic of China". Administrative Science Quarterly. 34 (4): 565–581 < ...the management of projects, programs and portfolios, as they often involve people working in teams <ref name = "ISO21500"/>, and social loafing occurs in tea
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  • ...hrough this "jungle" of choices. In some projects control is need to focus people on the task at hand, and in other projects freedom is need to generate new .... Paper presented at PMI® Global Congress 2007—Asia Pacific, Hong Kong, People's Republic of China. Newtown Square, PA: Project Management Institute. </re
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  • ...specific tools and concepts within each of the four perspectives: Purpose, People, Complexity, and uncertainty. Some of the topics are already covered in the ...nd-color:#474099; color:#ffffff; vertical-align:top; text-align:left;" |'''PEOPLE'''
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  • ...specific tools and concepts within each of the four perspectives: Purpose, People, Complexity, and uncertainty. Some of the topics are already covered in the ...nd-color:#474099; color:#ffffff; vertical-align:top; text-align:left;" |'''PEOPLE'''
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  • ...ssential and a pillar of the MSP process. The use of activities to empower people with knowledge and skills can increase their awareness and understanding of ...cess to be sustainable. Social preparation activities alone will not cause people to change unsustainable practices and behavior. More severe actions are nee
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  • ...sign Council puts forward four key ''Design Principles.'' The first is Put people first, stressing the importance of understanding the target audeince, inclu ...can cultivate innovation by allowing projects to be agile. Engagement with people, even outside of the project group lead to innovative and well thought out
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  • ...ace new ideas. Ideally, this should be a team of respected and influential people. :Finally, holdouts must be identified. These are influential people likely to resist the transformation. This group should only be tackled afte
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  • ...080/10904018.2013.783344. </ref>. Active Listening is an important tool in people management that increases the empathy and trust between the speaker and the ...ive of doing projects <ref name=ref1></ref>. This also means that the more people that are involved in a project, and the more complex a project is, the more
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  • ... people in the organisation see the problem differently and, consequently, people push for different solutions.
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  • .... Paper presented at PMI® Global Congress 2007—Asia Pacific, Hong Kong, People's Republic of China. Newtown Square, PA: Project Management Institute.</ref ...s, such as people costs, as explained in previous sections. If we take the people costs as an example, it is arrived at by multiplying a cost by duration or
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  • ...Ex"/>. For many projects it is required that staff change their behaviour. People react differently towards change and it can be hard to get them to cooperat It is important to know the score at all times. Teams and people act differently while keeping score. The scoreboard is not for the team lea
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  • ...l <ref name="Covey"> Covey, S. R. (1990). The 7 habits of highly effective people. New York, USA: Fireside.</ref>. = The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People =
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  • ...tivity to the emotional conflicts. Another part of his job is to match the people and their respective roles within the organization. This can already solve
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  • ...ementation. Sanya: IEEE.</ref> The RACI matrix is most useful for multiple people or groups assigned to a certain project activity. The matrix shows key acti ...Available at: https://www.pmi.org/learning/library/best-practices-managing-people-quality-management-7012 (Accessed: 02/08/2021).</ref>
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  • In most of the cases, from 3 to 9 people. <ref name=eight>Alexander, M.(2020) [https://monday.com/blog/rnd/the-begin
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  • ...h ''Concern for Production'' as the x-axis of the matrix and ''Concern for People'' as the y-axis. Blake and Mouton labelled and characterised the extreme co ...erefore, a big part of the role of a project manager involves dealing with people and different stakeholders of a project. The project manager should strive
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  • ...other words, it requires the skill of shaping the required behavior of the people involved in the project, in order to accomplish your task in the best possi ...ts the existing belief. In project management, this will often occur since people tend to find data (statistic, literature, processes etc.) to support their
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  • ...oncept of self-actualization. He was thinking in an original way. He urged people to acknowledge their basic needs before addressing higher needs and ultimat ...ic needs in the hierarchy is a continuing struggle, only a small number of people achieve self-actualization. <ref name="number9">https://www.simplypsycholog
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  • ...he Kellog School of management as he states that “[a] team is a group of people who are interdependent with respect to information, resources, knowledge an ...uild team trust try, asking for help on tasks. That way you’ll encourage people to reflect on what they can offer and what they need from other team membe
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