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...r basis and whenever needed. The planning will be highly influenced by the time horizon and risks in the project. It is up to the project manager to define
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...like that all is well, which can result in conflict-avoidance. At the same time, the intermediary may be a little invisible in the team, but only until the
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...hese requirements, and to manage any changes to these requirements, at any time in the project process.
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...rs over and over they’re probably going to get good at what they do over time. Someone who's worked for a company for 3 to 5 years is properly going to d
...generally is not a strength, can potentially be a weakness but not all the time. Certain things companies might be somewhat good at it might not be a signi
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... meeting customer’s needs, the re-design or product/process modification time is decreased, which subsequently leads to cost reduction. As has been notic
...e development of a series of interrelated matrices, which is a complex and time-consuming process. The most widely used matrix is the ‘House of Quality
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... important not to think of failure as massive life changing failures every time. A failure is in this reference defined as mistakes, wrongful assumptions a
...ave a negative impact on cost and timing, which increases exponentially as time passes and the project matures”. By putting more effort on thorough plann
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...ew responsibilities and keep on developing over the complete span of their time within the organisation.
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...al Probabilistic Workshop 2008'' </ref> thus risk is an expected loss over time.
..., use their foundation as a source for establishing estimates of price and time pertained to a certain building project. Historic data on the other hand ca
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...r what is most important based on the complexity and not on the effort and time.
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...disease, to start with it is easy to cure but difficult to diagnose; after time… it becomes easy to diagnose but difficult to cure.” (Machiavelli, 1514
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...r benefits. At program management, the change of the user’s needs by the time they receive the product is addressed with modifications of the product sco
...f their comfort zone in a form of resistances to changes. For an uncertain time they will deal with the insecurity of not knowing whether they have the sui
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...he customer’s requirement cycle, as well as identify the system’s lead time.
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...ts, combining concerns of telecommuting and global collaboration (culture, time zones, language).<ref>Velagapudi, Mridula. "Why You Cannot Avoid Virtual Pr
...lly Dispersed Team (GDT)''' – is a group of individuals, who work across time, space and organizational boundaries with links strengthened by webs of com
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...rgency:''' The degree of attention stakeholders need, i.e. is the expected time to meet the expectations of the concerned.
... level is null. These people are not of interest in the project. Investing time and effort in this type of people do not help the manager to get the result
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...at management was responsible to. The stakeholder theory was for the first time detailed described in the book Strategic Management: A stakeholder Approach
...does not changes over time. However the firms environment is changing over time, which will continuously modify the perspective and approach of the stakeho
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... and organizing tasks to accomplish a successful project. Projects are one-time temporary efforts designed to produce a specific result. They differ from o
...4.</ref> the project’s functionality is split into several tasks to save time and allow an overall improvement in the testing stage to be achieved, since
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...io risk as a result of the mix of components in a Project Portfolio at any time. <ref>'' Project Management Institute, Inc, 2006'' ''The Standard for Progr
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*Capture smallest and largest time-to-completion
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...resources. If resources are accessable in infinite quantities at any given time, the project’s critical chain is identical to its critical path.<ref name
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... no skills in project management and the teams they create are most of the time not working as well as expected.
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...roup members, as they interact in seeking an solution. As the cost and the time taken is higher than the individual working process, the organisation shoul
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...opping done in time, the knowledge of if you are on the right track and on time can prove crucial.
*measure actual progress against performance target of time, cost, quality, scope, benefits and risk to make decisions.
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...ever, there are also benefits from using this approach. Due to the limited time frames of each iteration, it causes an increase in productivity and gives t
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...ross-functional teams to identify and solve a problem in a short period of time. A Kaizen Event is different from other kinds of “collaborative workshops
...rovement activities <ref name="ref5"> ''Drickhamer, D.,2004. ““Just-in-time training”, Industry Week, Vol. 253 No. 7, p. 69. EFQM (2010), Assessing f
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...in meetings, many meetings fail and cause big, unnecessary costs on wasted time.<ref name=Romanco2001>Romanco, N. and Nunamaker, J. (2001). Meeting Analysi
...ng a strategy for meetings can save the project time and costs and on same time keep project team members motivated.
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...The purpose of this article is to address the issues around scheduling and time management in a project by combining PERT with the critical path analysis.
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...hat can have e negative effect on one or more objects in a project such as time, cost, performance or scope <ref name="HowToDoProjects" /> <ref name="iso31
...as a positive or negative effect on one or more project objectives such as time, cost and quality, or effect of uncertainty on objectives''"
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...payback period, and rate of return analysis based on the concept of the “Time value of money”, and application of these tools also their limitations wh
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...this process are many and not every one of them are essentially used every time. They all have the same goal, to obtain information, needs and expectations
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...s to Psychology, where he completed a two-year course in half the allotted time. After this he started studying for his PhD, focusing on the psychology of
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...ken the organization move to step five '''REPEAT''' which means that it is time to repeat the continuous cycle of improvement. The performance of the syste
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...re the design specifications are completed. This way, the contractor saves time and money. It is also more efficient when they are responsible for law rela
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...ew Year’s Day 2012, Broad Sustainable Buildings Co. Ltd (BSB) released a time lapse video on YouTube showing how they built a 30—story hotel in just 36
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...it comes to e.g. project management. Properly scheduling and insertion of "time-buffers" can avert probable delays or setbacks.
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...has to be used in order. The first times AHP is used it will take a lot of time, but when it has been used several times it’s really easy to apply and us
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...ope for the risk criteria for later processes and should be establish each time it is implemented<ref name=ISO> Lark, J.(2015) ''ISO 31000'', Risk manageme
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...k, called the <b>critical path</b>. This determines the shortest possible time to complete the project as well as which activities should be given a parti
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...laying an activity on the critical path leads to a delay on the completion time of the entire project as these activities have no slack. Activities along t
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...he knowledge is fresh in the employees' minds. This however might be quite time consuming and might create more irrelevant lessons compared to only perform
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...ot only for the successful execution of the goal within quality, costs and time, but also regarding the correct setting of the goal. In terms of the projec
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... can be a useful tool to project managers for achieving the most optimized time- and activity schedules, even with several different participants and const
...problems on the construction site and helps to reach project completion on time.
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... to guarantee a permanent supply with necessary information and to support time keeping procedures. Also there should be used a software suitable with your
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...is more nuanced than the first two. Though, it also has a higher demand in time and resources. Whereas some types of models are applicable by the organisat
... responders answers the questions within the two weeks that was given as a time limit <ref name="BACK"> [''Project Management Maturity Models – A Critica
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...d control needs of the organisation.”'' The intensity of activities over time is presented in ''Figure 2'' <ref name="PMI">The Project Management Institu
...nt organisation, studies, work or other factors have a major effect on the time that BESTies spend working for the organisation. Moreover, the not-paying n
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..., which are graphs that show the development of one or more processes over time.
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...t or the fickle nature of the customer. Requirements have time value. With time, the throughput from the transformation of the requirement into working cod
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...ment_Triangle Project Triangle]</span>, project should be completed within time and cost, while maintaining high quality. It is important for the successfu
... - The probability that a product will operate properly within an expected time frame.
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...ses was higher that way. The result was a construction project finished on time and on budget with fewer fatalities than there would normally be on a proje
...ess (CIPP) in an effort to ''"provide a set of standardized and repeatable time-sequenced tasks, milestones, and stage-gates to deliver cost-effective and
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It is the '''first meeting''': time to break the ice. The members introduce themselves to one another, they '''
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...unnelling_method '''New Austrian Tunneling Method (NATM)'''] for the first time in the UK. Consequently, they recruited the services of the technique’s A
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...his means that a Danish or Chinese manager most likely would have a harder time managing the group compared to an American. The reason for that is that a D
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...ml </ref> Therefore, the key essence of the CPM is to compute the shortest time, which a project can take, by valuating a task according to its predecessor
...ip. As for the difference in function of the methods, PERT just showed the time interval but did not tackle the cost and quality issues faced by commercial
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...ing waste and emission, a very sustainable entrepreneurial project at that time. Furthermore, the company found out that was reducing costs in maintenance,
...void risks of criticism. Whenever the company does not meet the targets on time, it is suggested to communicate regularly the progresses achieved and the e
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... stages of a project and facilitate the decision making process by minimum time and cost. Additionally, the implementation of alternatives scenarios could
...of project members in real time on various phases of the project. The real time collaboration help the avoiding of unnecessary silos among project task and
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...eded for the whole construction project, only the needed amount at a given time should be delivered, so a space requiring inventory won’t pile up.
...alue adding activities could be transportation, awaiting, and inspections. Time and money used on such activities should be minimized, which can be done th
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...ds and timeframes in order to have a successful cooperation and deliver on time.
...egating specific tasks to the project team, as well as creating a thorough time schedule. When the whole project team is involved in the initial planning,
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...ts. Undesired events in projects can for instance be exceeding the budget, time delays, lack of team synergy, or any other events that have a negative effe
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...it to the outbound logistics and guarantee the delivery of the products on time, meaning as expected by marketing & sales.
...n that benefits of all of them. An example is reducing stocks in a Just-In-Time system.<ref name=two/>
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... performed with caution since the dynamics of stakeholders can change over time and also because stakeholders that are relevant considering one project/pro
...ly the importance of the selection of the right set of criteria at a given time should also be stressed.
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...es required by those activities taking into consideration both the project time and the resource availability. It involves balancing competing commitments
*'''Time Limited''': Projects must be finished by an agreed time, using as few resources as possible.
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... making.There are three main interdependent constraints for every project; time, cost and scope.<ref name=" PMT">Tutorials point:Project Management Triangl
...if possible) to each other also results in terms of efficient outcomes for time, cost and scope scheduling.<ref name=" TCT">Triple Constraint theory / Proj
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...ts during different stages of its life cycle regardless its complexity and time completion.
... of resources, money and time consumption. Thus, in order to balance cost, time and resource of particular project, the management have to prioritize risk
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... number of challenges for Project and Program managers in where, '''due to time pressure, uncertainty and personal cognitive biases, sub-optimal decisions
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...ct managers have to be able to effectively manage projects with respect to time, scope and cost but a greater challenge is to manage the project team. '''H
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...t of the chart is a list of the activities and along the top is a suitable time scale. Each activity is represented by a bar; the position and length of th
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...es were not resolved in a timely manner, resulting in significant cost and time impact variances.
...overlapping the design and construction to expect a shortening in delivery time it is risky even under the best circumstances. The risk was even greater wh
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...am is attending the Event to outline the plan. Event Sprint Planning has a time frame that can vary, but is capped to maximum eight hours for a four weeks
...g Scrum Event that, as the name implies, takes place every day at the same time and place. The Daily Scrum is designed to give the Development Team a chanc
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...edia.org/wiki/Net_present_value NPV] ( Net Present Value) over a period of time on the horizontal axis.<ref name="cooper1" />
...roved and managed independently focusing on the triple constraint (scope, time, cost) of the single project separate from other projects. <ref name="coo1"
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...versity, which means that project manager will need a good knowledge about time management.
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...re to stay, not all will be able to handle the bloody competition and with time the underdogs will fade out of the market. Differentiating from the market,
...l profit. Most companies cannot stay in this heated competition for a long time without going bankrupt. The big players in each market within the red ocean
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...ure that the project produces the required products in accordance with the time,<br />cost, quality, scope, benefits and risk performance goals.''" <ref na
... of the tasks in the project and ensuring that the project is completed in time.
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...''Communication'', ''Stakeholders'', ''Risk'', ''Cost'', ''Quality'' and ''Time''.
...atible scheduling software), making it possible to simulate and manage the time aspect of the project, with the information stored in the model.
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...rnal or external changes in the organizational environment and at the same time the interconnection between systems or individuals could be altered as a re
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...etting up the model it is modeled after four different areas. ''Scope'', ''Time'', ''Cost'' and ''Resources''. After an explanation of the main structure i
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...edia.org/wiki/Net_present_value NPV] ( Net Present Value) over a period of time on the horizontal axis.<ref name="coo1" />. For this chart, four different
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...inlinks">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just-in-time_manufacturing Just-In-Time principles]</span>.
...ing the customer with the right product, for the right price, at the right time.
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...on line, the height or diameter of the produced project over time. Using a time series plot makes it easy for the user to present their discovery, instead
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...uals or educational industries; therefore, spending a sufficient amount of time on the identification process is fundamental. The following questions shoul
... and Resources are Precious''' - To engage with all stakeholders, it takes time to develop trust relationships. They should not be pushed onto stakeholders
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...eeing that the idea passes the right way, convincing the investor to spend time and money with them. This pitch demands preparation beforehand. The structu
... situations where its given the opportunity by the investors to spend more time listening to the pitchers (like entrepreneurship events or because the inve
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...vey-2016.pdf'' </ref> and less than one-third of projects are completed on time and on budget<ref>[''CHAOS MANIFESTO 2013, Think big, Act small, page 1'] '
* Is the project on time?
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...e the style of leadership is dependent on the given situation at the given time. This form of leadership is called 'Situational Leadership' (SL), and propo
The stage of development in the team is very dynamic and will change over time. The style of leadership must therefore be adaptive to accommodate these ch
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Indeed, most of the time it depends on the '''criteria''' that are chosen to evaluate it. <br />
...act even though a program ends within the expected budget and perfectly in time, it may be a failure in terms of additional value acquired by the company.
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...d throughout the entire project. Without a well-defined project scope, the time and cost of the project cannot be an estimation and obtained due to a lack
...itional benefits of applying the work breakdown structure are the duration time, and cost which can easier be managed, and the accuracy can increase. <ref
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...phase. The process required the set up of a construction site, which costs time and a large amount of money. The following phase is the construction operat
...ach individual project, the company will have to adapt its production each time according to the guidelines received. This article explains the idea based
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..., uncertainty lies in the decision to trust a technology while at the same time accepting the possibility of the technology failing. Furthermore, uncertain
*Time, cost and resources availability impose a constraint on the analysis depth
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... think and a large number of successful companies and entrepreneurs at the time were seeking his advice.<ref>https://www.toc-goldratt.com/en/biography-of-e
... occur when working on the task, they realize that they are running out of time, so they spend the last days available working overtime, overrunning their
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...nto serious trouble and initial requirements can still be met within given time and cost.
... stage stakeholders should be aware that initial plan in terms of cost and time either is or will be violated.<ref name="Kerzner"/>
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...rder to construct and schedule different tasks and see these tasks against time.<ref name="James M. Wilson">James M. Wilson (2003), ''Gantt charts: A cente
...ct managers to follow and act for completing the intended work at intended time duration. In short, the tool offers project managers to define problems,con
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Creating figures beforehand on charts can also save time and show that the facilitators are prepared and engaged in the workshop.<re
...o analyze the topics and presenting them after could be beneficial to save time. Methods for handling the challenges and oppurtunities could be Scenario an
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... of resources and research. <ref name="Isaacs" /> Because of the demanding time and resource might not scenario planning be applicable for small constructi
...with a matter that are important for the construction company, at the same time shall the matter be associated with uncertainty – is it possible to give
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...ructured. Sufficiently planning can reduce the overall costs and limit the time duration of the project. The Critical Path Method is one of the tools a pro
... tasks can also be dependent in a way that they should be done at the same time. The dependencies of the tasks can be divided into three main cases <ref na
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...st generation partnering has shown to have a cost reduction of 5-30% and a time reduction of up to 40%.
...etition efficiency will reduce the effect of the results, because it takes time and experience to build a good and strong collaboration with great trust am
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...esses related to the construction products' path from production until the time of installation as part of the construction: Transport from manufacturer to
... to give options for adaptation for other uses, to maintain its value over time.
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“manageable zone in teambuilding”. Lastly the team will develop over time, but how it will develop is both
dependent on time and cost, which in the world of construction is limited. This, especially,
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...ckquote>''“The ability to continue at a particular level for a period of time.”''</blockquote></span>
...|right|border|'''Coherence conditions''' in the terms of quality, economy, time, safety and health that the different parties of the making of a successful
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... depends on the level of the uncertainty and the resources required in the time of making decision. According to the Graham M. Winch selection method can b
...cycle – defines the level of the dynamic uncertainty. Increases with the time propagation in the project schedule.[1]
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... waste are also some of the main things to prevent using CCCs. At the same time, it is possible to protect the materials better, when they are stored in a
...installed immediately at the site, and they are not in the way, for a long time.
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...he paths then defines the critical path and thereby the shortest execution time of the project. For further description of the critical path method, see <s
...the responsibility and reducing the task durations. The total project life time will therefore be reduced by reducing the effect of Parkinson's law. For fu
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... “current state”. The current state presents how the process is at the time of making the VSM. This is very important due to the dynamic nature of VSM.
*Lead time ladder
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...to build a team that can ensure the success of the project and at the same time a team that can work together. The good collaboration in a team can be star
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...d preventive QC the coast of the project will also be minimized as well as time will be saved. '''something about it isn't as easy as it sounds'''. In the
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...ation flows. This article will discuss the application of DSM for use in a time scheduling situation of project management. Beforehand an introduction to D
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Commissioning takes time and costs money. This should be recognized and taking into account in the t
...nges since meetings are costly, also with respect to time. Especially this time aspect of the last planner system, proves problematic, since suppliers, con
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...at project with a highly engaged Project Sponsor succeed around 77% of the time while for the other it's only 46 %, the alignment of the project with the s
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... are written down the rate of reach them is increased. Then what to do for time management and which tools can be used?
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...d. Concerning the construction management, the introduction of the Just-in-time (JIT) concept can be advantageous, when managing the logistics of the build
...hus, reducing work-in-process inventory, production cycle times since less time is spend on queuing before being processed and the reduction of flow variat
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...nstruction services and it reduces the amount of tenders that has to spend time and money to make a tender. Also it reduces the resources for the client to
...er a series of similar projects. This will often be over a fixed period of time after which the tendering procedure can be repeated. This tendering form ca
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...owth and full employment while increasing access to energy all at the same time. We might not be able to get everything here, so our attempt to advance som
... logic model <ref name="sdgc"/> ]] <br> In order to track performance over time, each of the high impact area indicators, which most adequately express the
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...rom the project coalition. Additionally, this yields better collaboration, time savings and project cost savings.
...fixed in Denmark with the legal ICT regulations. Needs to be simple as the time used for legal issues, could exceed the eventual benefits of utilization of
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..., is a tool which has some large benefits in order to obtain a good cost-, time planning and execution of the project. There are different types of "Breakd
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...ly entail allocation of huge resources of different types. But in the same time, financing large resources for a project means assigning of great responsib
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...ther pertinent information on the construction site. This reduces response time to drawing changes, field modifications and distribution of information to
...low two-way information sharing between the different participants in real-time as well as prompt adjustments of the model information after integrating an
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...nd to them when they happen. Risk management is a learning process through time, and the risk management is much more inefficient if the duty has not been
...e organization, the risk calculation often takes into account the recovery time and recovery point objects. <ref name="Isaca"/>
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... fourth dimension of BIM focuses on linking the 3D geometrical models with time and scheduling. The visualization of the schedule using 4D planning methods
...barriers and constrains that need to be addressed to minimize the cost and time of construction projects and maximize the benefits and effectiveness; how 4
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... solutions. It allows to explore a wider range of design options as in the time a person can create one idea, a computer can generate thousands, along with
...than a heavy task. If the time used on the detailed design can be half the time used today then the companies will have a huge competitive advantage. Human
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...s that are directly derived from the project's main performance indicators Time, Cost & Scope.
... informed objective decision making and it's flexibility stemming from the time related inputs and outputs.
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...ers which could be subject to an independent control. It was for the first time that the client could effectively transfer some of the risks inherent in th
...me a low-trust system in which all actors spend a growing portion of their time covering their rear rather than moving forward.
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* The designer isn’t ready to present their ideas and needs more time to make research on the demands from the client.
...ll of it's phases for the client, because of it's composition of drawings, time schedule and budgeting. <ref name="Rene Pedersen"> Rene Pedersen. ''VDC ska
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of the construction works and the on-time deliverable of the project, but also help a
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...ref name=" PMI " />. These ideas generated are possible project risks. The time frame is limited to increase productivity during the meetings and uphold co
...adjusting to the change in working is limited but on the other hand longer time periods lead to less productivity. Also, this new way of working might not
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...f templates can be build. In this way the project managers might save some time in the future.
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...can help providing structures that are sustainable throughout all its life time. Nationalities all around the world are concerned about global warming effe
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...one project. This led to project that where finished within the budget and time-limit.
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...ion works of the new facilities. As the design stage is developing through time, the construction costs can be estimated more accurately. However, the avai
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...e dimension of time into the definition of risk so that risk events become time based, it is possible to explain risk and uncertainty as a three-dimensiona
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...te. Depending on the state of information regarding the probability at the time of the decision analysis, three different analysis types are distinguished,
...he introduction of a hybrid methodology based on work packages and logical time analysis entitled Work Package Methodology (WPM). In a nutshell, he in his
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...icates through legitimate power there are a chance that the employees over time not will fell a sense of appreciation and commitment.
...very common power to use for the leaders. If a certain task is complete on time the employee will get a reward. when this power is used in a reasonable way
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...predictive and preventive QC the cost of the project will be decreased and time can be saved.
... as this mostly benefits the contractor. So why should the designer invest time and money in QC of their drawings?
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... are written down the rate of reach them is increased. Then what to do for time management and which tools can be used?
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...goals are written down the rate of reach them is increased. What to do for time management and which tools can be used?
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...ht back and influence the course of horrendous events. Over the course of time, the workshop method has developed into a traditional workshop method where
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...articular project, even though, a lot of research and work have been done. Time, cost and quality are parameters to measure success (see Triple Constraint)
...e micro level is often where the iron triangle objectives are present i.e. time, cost and quality.
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...described by performing in the best possible way with the least resources, time and effort. Efficiency would be about achieving a purpose by producing an i
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...ject’s successful development. In case of just slight disharmony -> take time to reassess reasons and take corrective action. Understand stakeholders’
...ct is feasible or not is important to avoid unexpected financial debts and time waste by creating a project that doesn’t work the intended way. Planning
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...ed costs. The evaluation will depend on; the size of the project and the ''time-span'' over which the costs and benefits are going to be spread. The justif
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...erity can be achieved alternating exploration and exploitation phases over time <ref name="Gupta">Gupta, A.K., Smith, K.G., Shalley, C.E., 2006. ''The inte
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... publisher who is willing to pay. However, he needs to know more about the time perspective. ''"When can I have the first manuscript? Can you have it done
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...ves, overall strategies, and common processes and methods. A program has a time limit and is medium or long term (six months to thirty-six months) in durat
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...d to as ''Phase-Gate Process'') is a project management tool, dividing the time horizon of a project into several information-gathering ''stages''. These s
... Process is rooted in the fact that companies have limited resources (e.g. time, money & capital goods).
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...example of this method. It is an easy technique for calculating budget and time contingency of a project, but it cannot be used for unforeseeable risks tha
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...rly defined. Product specifications may change. Creative breakthroughs and time to market are important. Cross-functional collaboration is vital.
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...fective measure efficiency with a narrow number of indicators. At the same time an organization shouldn't have a to large number- and complex indicators, a
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...tasks involved in completing a project focusing on dealing with completion time rather than the costs of the project. It incorporates details about all the
...ch other, while CPM uses one time and one cost estimation, PERT uses three time estimates, but no costs for each activity. However, PERT use has been incre
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...literature. As project success factors, criteria regarding compliance with time, budget and specifications or stakeholder satisfaction and project effectiv
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...ully will likely lead to decreased costs, increased earnings, reduction in time schedule and better investment in future efficiency.
... their sources within each branch that will affect changes in scope, cost, time and quality of the outcome of the project.<ref name="doing-projects"/>
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...to keep "gatecrashers " out of the decision meeting. Since senior people's time is limited, consider beginning with mid-management at Gate 1, and for major
...this process is solid in order to collect the data with the least waste of time and effort. The best practice will ensure that the data collected is not in
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...is, and each team member has to acknowledge their definitions. At the same time, information about the plant’s design/operating data are gathered.
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...s essential to realise that it is not a quick and simple tool. At the same time, scenario construction must be terminated once sufficient scenarios have be
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...nk.''</ref>: This technique consists of asking several times ''why'' every time a reason is found. This will allow the team to reach a deep understanding o
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...ndent and thus will only be applicable for a certain project at a specific time. Completing a FS shapes the potential initiation of a project, therefor it
...nts which need to be met once the project is finalised, the budget and the time frame. Scoping at this stage may be of open as well as well-defined charact
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...t the progression of a project. These information should be available in a time range that allows the project manager to eventually take effective correcti
...intended performance. Typically, key measures in progress reporting assume time or financial value.
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...the unknown. This personality always keeps his options open and has a hard time making decisions. They always want more knowledge so they can better adapt
...mation, and no more, and deadline. This type always completes task in good time.
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...ising results of their study shows that the CPI has actually worsened over time as displayed in Figure 5.
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...ement tool)''' is an online project management tool, especially useful for time-sensitive and calendar-based projects.<ref name="Haselmayr (2013)"> Haselma
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...onally and unintentionally. Natural changes will happen in project all the time, and a project rarely delivers exactly what was asked for on day one of the
...he project, and their knowledge and desires are therefore transformed over time. <ref name="Maylor"/> These new desires add to the scope of the project and
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...executed in a project/ new product development and the gates are points in time when a decision has to be made about the future of the project.
...r activities to be undertaken in parallel so as to minimize the developing time and increase the speed to market. The progression of stages follows the cha
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...rvice or information. Every project operates under some constrains such as time, cost and quality. Every Project has 5 basic phases according to PMI.<ref>P
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...market, etc., are the decisions which demand more attention, resources and time and are normally taken at the higher level.
...ple, decisions regarding how many projects can be running at each point of time according to the budget, etc. are policy decisions. Operating decisions rel
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... in any way produce value for the customer and generate loss of resources, time and money <ref name="c">["Womack, J.(2006). From Lean Tools to Lean Manage
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...ve two assumptions: personality characteristics are relatively stable over time, and characters show stability across situations.
...haracteristics behavior and tendencies that are relatively consistent over time. An example of a character item question could be:<br/>
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...r one called ‘Delphi Conference’ that is increasing in popularity over time. This technique replaces the team by a computer which has been programmed t
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...e cashable benefits can be of high importance but it often can take a long time to come into sight, that is months or even years can go by without bringing
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...rent contractors to contribute each with their competencies at the optimal time in the process to optimize the building in the best given way. It also mean
...is a ''“way to design production systems to minimize waste of materials, time and effort in order to generate the maximum possible amount of value”'' <
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...rmany is one of the biggest construction projects in Europe planned at the time.[1]
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...ts, identifying interfaces, plotting and so on and will mostly require the time of the system designer which is many cases is the project manager. It is al
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...al engineering supplier to investigate the change impact on project scope, time and budget. The findings made by the engineering company are incorporated i
...Change Order (CO). The CO needs to incorporate the update costs, scope and time impact. After the Project Director has reviewed and approved the CO, it is
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...ject is besides normal day to day routines it is important to schedule the time, so the project is not left out. Likewise the managers have to show support
...oad decreased thus freeing up time. The agile structure also decreased the time of bug fixing. The resulted DICE score was:
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...discussed, in particular the fact that projects vary immensely in size and time-span, as a result, all of the tools can not be used for every project.
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...model is processed in order without any overlapping and within a specified time period. Once a phase is completed there is no going back to a previous phas
...meets the customer and quality requirements and whether it is delivered in time. <ref name= "Bomarius"/>
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...won't be able to do anything about anyway. If the team is hard pressed for time and have a lot of causes to look into, they can start with the ones they de
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...gation of risks and enhancement of opportunities that will insure cost and time benefits and increased scope quality.
...nsurance of as few as possible surprise events resulting in cost overruns, time delays and lower scope quality is key.
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... Whereas contractor B costs more but have a greater chance of finishing in time. In both of them decisions and uncertainties are present in the terms of co
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...n site makes use of an up to date BIM-server which can be consulted at any time by the project operator. The project operator is the responsible person on
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...Matrix, identifying the scope and resourcing, and integrating this through time management utilizing a Critical Path Analysis, and risk management, through
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...card into specific objectives at the operational level. For example, an on-time delivery (OTD) objective on the business unit scorecard can be translated i
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...nted their strategy to deliver the right product at the right location and time. With the rise of internet and smart devices, and the new capabilities of c
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...ibility for the design and execution of a project. Risks for completion to time, cost and quality is transferred to the Contractor and so the Silver Book i
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...tical Path Methods provides a systematic procedure of correlating cost and time of each activity involved in the construction project, to provide an optimu
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...on thing in the construction industry and almost every project will at one time or another experience a change in the original project plan. It can be in t
...roblem with change orders is that it might prolong the project as it takes time to make changes in the design of the building especially if the change firs
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...situations, it can be hard to practice for non-naturals, it takes a lot of time, and cannot stand alone in projects that require a lot of structure.
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... to move forward to the next step or activity which has as a result wasted time, additional effort and back and forth steps. While with iterative DSDM appr
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...means I have improved and learned from a negative impacting scenario. Next time it will be harder to trip over the house of cards. That is the antifragile
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...ility and impact. In project management, this definition can be applied to time, cost, quality, and other factors that can affect these three concerns. It
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...rative Tendering from a Project and Program perspective, while at the same time critically reflect on some of the pitfalls of these collaborations. Project
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... many times, then the average cost or gain will probably be this value per time.
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...ng the largest constraint [[(bottleneck)]] and strategizing to reduce task time and maximise profit. It assists in determining what to change, when to chan
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...project risk quantification is to prepare contingencies in terms of costs, time, or human resources and prioritize them. '''PMBOK, ISO 31000''', and '''PRI
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...that the people/teams are communicating the right information at the right time. But in order to do that, it is first and foremost necessary to understand
...atic DSM while time-based activities with precedence conditions constitute time-based DSMs. The tool can be implemented on an IT platform or it could be a
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...he project organization doesn't have the resources to complete the work in time, the organization will make a buy decision. In this case, the company can d
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...ot only for the successful execution of the goal within quality, costs and time, but also regarding the correct setting of the goal. In terms of the projec
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...uipment can be allocated to another task, and the overall project can save time.
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...e considered. The consumption of resources by an activity is not linear in time and can be very segmented and uneven across its duration. This repartition
...ct in the planning phase. In WBS work item are defined in term of cost and time, and each of these work item upon completion induces an accurate report. Th
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...hole project life cycle <ref group="glossary"> '''Project Life Cycle:''' A time slot within project phases are performed. In case of project management, it
...a need for a specialist who is not available in the parent company at that time.
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...fiable measurements that a company uses to indicate their performance over time. These measurements are used to identify gaps between the current and desir
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...t is therefore possible for an individual’s BTRSPI result to change with time <ref name=Belbin_Lecturers> ''BELBIN Associates, Belbin For Lecturers. Retr
... team. However, as most people are able to display more than one role at a time, it is possible to represent all nine roles within a team of less than nine
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...nly source of money they had access to, was the money they made during the time they worked at their bicycle shop. <ref name="WRIGHT"> Wikipedia. ''Wright
...e inequality and segregation that America was facing in the 1960s. At that time 250,000 civil rights supporters showed up and the speech itself was and sti
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...en recruiting an optimal team e.g. project budget, available resources and time. The focus of this article is on project level.´
...tant team to do the project. This is often done when it is known: that the time issue is too big of a obstacle, the expenses of hiring new employees are to
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...Decisions can be affected by experiences, arguments, positions, biases and time restrictions that all can lead to unintended results. Using a sound decisio
...99" />. Other examples that also can hinder a sound process are biases and time restrictions.
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...the project management plan. This early planning allows for resources like time and money to be allocated to communication activities.
...format? How can the information be retrieved? Other considerations such as time zones, language barriers, and cultural differences should also be considere
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... great difficulties to be adopted in the Western companies as it is highly time consuming and requires complete involvement and commitment from top-manager
- The Catchball process is very time-consuming.
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... in defined time period. Cash flow is determined by the following factors: time, nominal amount, currency and account <ref name = "CashFlow"/>.There are tw
...t is a method useful for an instant overview of project profitability over time, comparison of planned and actual flows of cash and for better balancing of
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...e to be used, this is a tried and tested method for delivering projects on time, within budget and to the expected quality targets.
....dtu.dk/index.php/Life_Cycle_Model December 2014 </ref> which have all the time the same structure, with 4 steps: Initiation, Planning, Execution and Closu
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... way<ref name="ssrg" />. According to PMI Body of Knowledge (2013) Project Time Management is a crucial part of a project managers scope. Managing a projec
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...achieve the project objectives within the expected performance targets for time, cost, quality, scope, benefits and risks.", according to PRINCE 2 <ref nam
...the project without needing careful managing. The project scope, costs and time are thus defined as early in the process as possible. This requires that a
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... it comes to efficiency. While other industries increase the efficiency of time schedules and economy, the construction industry seems to be heading the ot
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...h dates are not necessarily the project schedule, rather they indicate the time periods within which the activity could be executed, using the parameters s
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budget and according to specification." <ref name=kostas21> Ro
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...s of a deliverable, which is the construction of the house and at the same time the main objective of the project. Moving to the second level, the number o
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...rt (YC) is an analytical tool and technique that is used to visualise this time management strategy.
The Yamazumi chart provides a time management mechanism to rebalance a project when supply and demand changes
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...s has to be done without forcing any bias on the customer, and can be very time consuming. Conducting customer surveys for a large segment is a very inflex
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...ing and Building, Energy, Environmental) taking into account stakeholders, time, costs, risk, macroeconomic and political context. However, to be able to u
...ilding for instance quantities of areas, volumes, lengths, units, money or time etc.
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...asonable and balanced trade-off between competing and visible constraints (time, cost and scope). All of the three constraints are clear benchmarks against
...rying out the project and schedule/time reflects the estimated or allotted time set till project delivery.
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...ding to need. Usually, project teams are only used for a defined period of time. They are disbanded after the project is deemed complete.</ref> point of vi
...'s state and the project manager's experience and performance. At the same time, the project manager should also keep an eye on the division of work to ens
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... entrepreneurial and ethically reflected way. Appropriate to the singular, time-wise limited, interdisciplinary, and complex context of projects."<ref name
...thin the constraints listed above, as well as the additional limitation of time and budget. While the framework includes the activities in which the projec
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...fferent national backgrounds may not have the same social relationship nor time perception; one may have a high emphasis on punctuality and specific deadli
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...781935589679 Particularly the "Project Management Processes" and "Project Time Management" chapter.
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...gh a preparation stage before the bidding in order to define the place and time to carry on with the process, as well as the arguments to be presented rega
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...ref>. Scheduling in turn means the process of creating the schedule, basic time-management tool, deciding how to arrange, control, optimize work and commi
...ration. This leaves the tasks with less time to be completed but the extra time is kept in the end of critical paths a buffer. The method is resource depen
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...ect stakeholders’ management. Other subject, such as cost management and time management are also influenced, but in a more indirectly way.
... of including team members that have lived in a different culture for some time period. Therefore, it is important for an organization to promote their emp
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...ule. Main purpose and milestones during the creation process can be set by time, date deadlines, depend on different stages of project or work of individua
... the project, bottom - the end if it) and with adequate lenght showing the time needed for complete the given task. This method is easy to apply in differe
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...achieve the project objectives within the expected performance targets for time, cost, quality, scope, benefits and risks''.
... formal structure. <ref name="Coaching3" > ''Grant, A. M. (2010). It Takes Time: A Stages of Change Perspective on the Adoption of Workplace Coaching Skill
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...d the easier it is, to do a risk analysis of the project, both on cost and time. <ref name="A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Gu
...ation a project easily go in the wrong direction in a very short period of time, and you therefore always need to be prepared and look ahead.
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...alue, but as project are often complex and performed over a long period of time, the customers need and perception of value might change throughout the pro
...nisation. Making the organisation capable of delivering what is needed, on time, with minimal use of materials, equipment, labour and space <ref name=''nam
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...gible risk is that if he/she can be trusted with respect to handling their time while at work as well as not stealing company money or equipment. Long term
..., this involves numerous risks, since regulation can be implemented at any time. This can cause serious consequences in different ways.
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...dvisable that one person is the scrum master and product owner at the same time <ref name="pichler"/>.
...g the whole scrum team meets every day for approximately 15 minutes (fixed time). Within the meeting each team member has to answer the following three que
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...Analysis of Meeting Length, Frequency and Cost", (2015). </ref>. Money and time are the two biggest constraints in a project: it is thus a necessity to kee
...nagement. More and more, project teams are working in different places and time-zones. Companies, trying to reduce costs linked to travelling, are trying t
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...How to Restore the Sanity'', (Sams Publishing,1998) </ref>. At the present time, the Persona method is not only used in software development, but also in o
...s the authenticity of the persona and thus increases its value at the same time<ref name="Goodwin">Goodwin, K. '' Designing for the Digital Age: How to Cr
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...program manager]</span> are to lead the temporary organization through the time it exists till it has reached the program’s strategic objectives and bene
...ffects procedures, costs 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 e
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...cellence by maximizing the profit while minimizing the cost and completion time. This has a profound impact on project managers forcing them to operate mor
...oject planning, which is why different methods were developed to deal with time and resource constrained schedules.
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The goal is to generate as many ideas as possible in a short period of time. Starting from the analysis of functions and costs, a search for means that
...the alternatives in terms of their strengths and weaknesses. This can be a time-consuming process and a risk is that decisions are made before they are ful
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... ensure that the project plans are to the appropriate level of quality, on time, within budget and that they meet the requirements of the program scope, pl
...roughout the entire program duration. They should be able to assist at any time the project managers if necessary.
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...am that know each others DISC profiles can communicate better, shorten the time of their meetings, and prevent misunderstandings when they have the knowled
...boration, using known methods and procedures in their work, stability, and time when necessary to adapt to changes. Their primary motive is stability and t
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...s of a product in a development project multiplies by a factor 10 for each time the project progresses in to a new phase. The factor of 10 rule is illustra
...ing an FMEA on big systems or product consisting of many components can be time-consuming and very costly. Therefore a prioritizing is often needed to esta
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...n other risk identification methods chosen, the number of participants and time available.
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...vides it into 4 areas: Time Planning, Time Estimating, Time Scheduling and Time Control).
This article focuses on Project Time Management as the methodology and toolkit in terms of supporting Project Ma
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...ree to be modified, depending on the accessibility, budget, priorities and time boundaries. It should be kept in mind that the feasibility study is not app
... is an expensive and time consuming one. If the decision is made to invest time and money in the study, then the study itself should be carefully prepared.
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...property is protected within the company, which can give them an edge over time.
*'''Focus on core competency:''' The buyer can spend more time on improving and maintaining their core strength.
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...te that projects are unique, and must have a degree of novelty in terms of time, team carrying out the task or product being provided. Although all project
...s that have never been done before <ref name="Gallagher"> Gallagher, S. “Time, risk, and innovation: creating space in your day to solve meaningful probl
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...es. Even though this is not applicable to every risk situation, because of time consumption or other reasons, it should be considered the first strategic o
Another important strategy would be to delay the important decision. With time the available knowledge and information would increase.
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... possible, so the program objectives can be achieved within the predefined time and budget.
...ning phase of the program and informs the sponsoring group about the cost, time and resources that will be needed.
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In the business world finding an opportunity at the right time might be the key to success. In the project management, an opportunity is a
===Opportunities in terms of time===
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... participants. The method and the rules are settled. Logistics such as the time table, space and facilities are also settled.
The time table is settled.
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...ased on the constraints present for the project, for example the estimated time line and environmental factors such as organisational structure and pre-exi
... there are people ready to take on their given responsibility at the given time. Depending on how the project is organised, the formation of the team can b
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...ich frames the project and all its tasks. Doing this, an overview of cost, time and risks is a lot easier to establish and manage.
...n a goal into manageable tasks and lastly how this can be used to estimate time, resources and cost of a construction project.
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...rate, then the supply chain planner may be misguided in terms of ''project time management'' and conduct inappropriate planning of schedule development. Si
...sses and sub-processes involved in running a successful DQM process can be time and cost consuming.
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...ieved by a project, including a direct impact to the constraints of scope, time and cost.
...ticism. The problem is that more than one stage may be motivational at one time.
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...anager will deal with and determine constraints that affect people, money, time or equipment. In order to have a successful project, the manager needs to b
...ment. Another potential drawback of creating a good project charter is the time and overhead involved in the process. <ref name="limit"/>
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...main of new product development and R&D projects. Product development is a time-consuming process, and the learning curve is depended on knowledge-sharing.
...MI) considered the "triple constraints", as these criteria consider scope, time and cost. Projects considering triple constraints theory may be helpful for
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...ed, the procedure can be quite cumbersome. This increases the resource and time usage needed to be able to define the optimal solution. Additionally, the p
...e rather should depend on the person and the decision problem at any given time.<ref name="Ishizaka"></ref>
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...ge. Set of processes required to ensure executing a process withing agreed time.</ref>, namely ''project schedule development'' (PSD). It presents the impo
...ct life cycle <ref group="glossary"> '''Project Life Cycle:''' A period of time with defined start and end date, when project is executed.</ref>. A sequent
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...s are normally related to the three parameters of the Iron Triangle: cost, time and scope.
...et cetera. The tolerance of the risks will also be a part of the analysis. Time gives an extra dimension to the analysis in terms of immediate responses to
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...asonable and balanced trade-off between competing and visible constraints (time, cost and scope). All of the three constraints are clear benchmarks against
...rying out the project and schedule/time reflects the estimated or allotted time set till project delivery.
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...sk and may need to be guided through the process. Similarly, the amount of time spent with each hat should be monitored and limited as the majority of thin
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...hout any real means of desire, humans have a tendency to underestimate the time and resources that you will need to achieve your goals, as a corporation or
...n example of this is through figures from construction projects within the time-span. These large infrastructure plans were consistently off budget by appr
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...qualifications and practical experience, and may be presented full or part-time. Some team members may be hired only for a particular project task(s). PMBO
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...eholders helps to ensure that another deal can be made at a later point in time. Thus, project managers should have a real interest in reaching an agreemen
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...ess is defined by a huge workload. In addition, the project scope, and the time and the cost required to deliver that scope, are determined at the beginnin
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...e of the PMBOK subject groups; Integration, stakeholder, scope, recourses, time, cost, risk, quality and procurement.
... send to the construction site, to ensure that the object are delivered on time.
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...tively simple application. Each phase is accomplished in a defined set of time that makes the planning and controlling easier. The distinct phases are Req
...d approved at each iteration to ensure that the key elements impacting the time, cost, quality are still realistic and relevant.
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...program manager]</span> are to lead the temporary organization through the time it exists till it has reached the program’s strategic objectives and bene
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...ge. Set of processes required to ensure executing a process withing agreed time.</ref>, namely ''project schedule development'' (PSD). It presents the impo
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...e a probability distribution for certain variables of the projects like on-time delivery, cost overrun or demand forecast mistakes. This can only be done w
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...he knowledge is fresh in the employees' minds. This however might be quite time consuming and might create more irrelevant lessons compared to only perform
...nisation does not need to reinvent everything and start from scratch every time a new project is started. This will be further described in ''Section: Alte
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...project risk quantification is to prepare contingencies in terms of costs, time, or human resources and prioritize them. '''PMBOK, ISO 31000''', and '''PRI
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...omponent of the model. The model may include any or all of the 2D, 3D, 4D (time element-scheduling), 5D (cost information), or nD (energy, sustainability,
...tal groundwork to unlock new business opportunities. The emergence of real-time collaboration environments should help shift the industry to symmetrical co
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... will most likely have a limited amount of resources at any given point in time which challenges the project manager to make sure that resource capacity is
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...d but in order to do that, it is essential that the Project Manager spends time, money and energy to learn about them and practice as much as possible to s
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...needs. The motivation to satisfy the needs are getting stronger as long as time passes without fulfillment. When people gratify one of their needs, another
...basic needs and partially unsatisfied in all their basic needs at the same time. A more realistic description of the hierarchy would be in terms of decreas
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...management portfolio review meetings which are considered as overwhelming, time-consuming and unproductive<ref name="Washington">T.Washington, Portfolio Re
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...alled the six vital signs, that need to be managed. The aspects are costs, time, quality, scope, risk, and benefits.
...s mentioned that the knowledge areas are used on most projects most of the time however, as each project is unique, it may require an additional knowledge
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...e to meet requirements of the project. A crisis in general is defined as a time of intense danger or when a difficult and important decision must be made.
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