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  • ...of the key components of every project, they describe stakeholders such as users, customers, suppliers, etc. and their needs for potential new system. In or
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  • *Category - e.g. internal, authorities or end users
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  • ...ly. However one version shows to be very dominant as almost 45 % of all BC-users use this design<ref name="Class"></ref>.
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  • ...by decision makers in practice. The number of selection models, along with users interest in applying them, grew exponentially in the 1950's and 1960's; how
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  • ... all tools, is that they use beautiful charts and printouts to impress its users and provide them with an easy and professional way of communicating. ...n 100 providers (August 2014), all promising significant benefits to their users <ref name="PPM4">http://www.prioritysystem.com/tools0.html</ref>
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  • ...arge enough scale, information can still be added to the risk register for users to see. Perhaps, if the register is too cluttered, the information could be
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  • ... a proof of concept and the concept is reviewed both by the designers, the users and the stakeholders. These initial stages will often be enough to seek the ==Usability testing and super users==
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  • === Users and requirements ===
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  • |Impact: Customers and Users.
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  • ...ef> is to focus on value creating activities for the sake of the customers/users, who are paying for the project, and to minimize any nuisances or disturban ''4. Communication and collaboration'' – The end users/consumers must continuously be a part of the work process. Getting a steady
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  • ... specializes in risk management solutions. The company has over 10.000 end users and a 21% growth over the last five years, and it is fair to say that ''CGE ...hat produces Project Management software. The company has more than 10.000 users, including NASA, VOLVO, and UN (https://www.projectmanager.com/). The webpa
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  • ... is aimed for a common aspired end value, which is the maximization of the users' value. This approach is especially useful to contribute uncertain projects ...uate the project if the right goal was followed by receiving feedback from users.
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  • * Active involvement of users and stakeholders in the project
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  • ...ect will meet the functional, service and management requirements of final users<ref name="ph">PRINCE2™ A Pratical Handbook (Third Edition), 2010, Colin B ... also self-validating and they are empowering, so they are able to give at users the capacity to shape the management of the project<ref name="rev">PRINCE2
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  • ...plainlinks">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4D_BIM 4D BIM]</span>, enabling users to explore options, manage solutions and optimize results. Furthermore, an
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  • This program is only for windows users, and is one of the most adopted software’s within project management. It
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  • :::''"The Admin logs into the system and is presented with a list of users and a search bar.'' :::''The Admin is then presented with a list of users with the typed sir-name."''
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  • ... implement improvements. Use of this tool has shown great improvement. The users have experienced a 4 times higher productivity and a 12 times better qualit
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  • ...be counter-productive and increase the schedule delay due to the fact that users need to invest some time with the new technology before being completely pr
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  • ... when using Virtual Reality to introduce a buildings facilities to clients/users. (click to zoom)]] ...troduce a building project with virtual reality, which means that multiple users can experience the product through use of projection technology and 3D glas
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  • Users will be able to choose their own smartphone experience by simply replacing Modularization is currently shaping the mobile industry by offering to the users the chance to create their own phone with easy and flexible modifications o
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  • Using this kind of software, users' lives have been facilitated and in principal, they can save time and contr
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  • * ''"The great new product is not being used, because the end-users feel it is to complicated and they don’t need it anyway."'' ... are to be protected, they require some initiatives. These groups might be users of a new place, that do not have much voice in the development.
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  • ...the ones that ensure the business investment provides value for money, the users are the ones using the product after the project is completed and the suppl
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  • ...eliver software that can meet and exceed the needs and expectations of end-users, strictly following a predictable budget and schedule <ref name="Ivar Jacob ... an acceptable quality level, by beta testing the software through the end users, and validating it against the stakeholders' expectations. Once the product
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  • '''Stakeholders:''' The Client, The Clients’ clients, Users, Authorities, Suppliers, Society, Shareholder and investors, Etc.
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  • ...ce and expertise. Having gaps in the experience level of the different BIM users, will create issues in the effective communications between the project par
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  • The tool is an easy tool to use and does not need to educate the users to use it in practice. It gives a good overview of the risks and therefore
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  • ...keholders point of view, the benefits are akin to satisfying customers and users, minimizing social and environmental impacts, achieving personal developmen
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  • ...be counter-productive and increase the schedule delay due to the fact that users need to invest some time with the new technology before being completely pr
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  • ...ders and project sponsors are still responsible for communicating with end users and business unit managers about what has been accomplished and what value
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  • ...the ones that ensure the business investment provides value for money, the users are the ones using the product after the project is completed and the suppl
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  • ...l it be used for also 'external' e.g. top management, suppliers, customers/users?
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  • ...unks to manage complexity and to get early feedback from customers and end users" (''S. Augustine, 2005'')<ref>S. Augustine,2005,Prentice Hall PTR,Managing ...iew Meeting is the appropriate meeting for external stakeholders (even end users) to attend.
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  • ...the ones that ensure the business investment provides value for money, the users are the ones using the product after the project is completed and the suppl
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  • Increasingly, the Six Sigma program has been gaining users worldwide with many organizations using its methodology to give more qualit
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  • ... allows the private sector entity to own and operate the asset by charging users for a service.
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  • Increasingly, the Six Sigma program has been gaining users worldwide with many organizations using its methodology to give more qualit
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  • Within these areas, EVM is currently applied by both private users and governments and with different levels of maturity. From a geographical ... EVM as well as the degree of maturity of the EVM practices adopted by the users. It also assesses the main issues related to the implementation of this met
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  • ...otivations, Benefits, and Implementation Challenges of Last Planner System Users. J. Constr. Eng. Manage., 354-360</ref>. ... It is interesting to see that most of the challenges are connected to the users and managers but not the tool’s structure.
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  • *Residents (energy end-users) are most likely to value increased comfort, better living conditions and l
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  • ...e is below the cutoff, the opposite classification is given. Although some users of the MBTI try to interpret how close the score is to the cutoff, this pra ...based in the Washington, DC Metro area. In this article, she discusses why users can continue to rely on the MBTI® as a measure of psychological type, as w
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  • ...identify various activities that need to be completed. This encourages the users to think through a project logically and critically and it helps preventing
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  • ... resources conducting it. It is further important to make sure the workers/users actually utilise the tool to future projects so knowledge does not go to wa
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  • ...hievement of fast, still imperfect products, which can then be tested with users right away. <ref name=SCRUM>Cooper, R.G., Sommer, A.F. (2016). <i>The Agile
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  • #''Planning game'' - the end users define the characteristics of the output through a story. The programmers p
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  • ...r several possible variants and adjustments to the purpose of the specific users of a given Risk-Reward Bubble Diagram. In <ref name="CooperPMNP" />, it is
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  • ...to improve the client value. To create the best possible end value for the users, the client value must be optimized, regardless of the construction phase. '''Who:''' Client, Engineers, Contractors, (end users). <br />
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  • ...everal different participants and construction companies on site. The end users of these buildings are very dedicated and passionate about their profession ...the architects, engineers, commune officials, financial management and end users. Also, big projects like this tend to have changes in design and requiremen
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  • ... These could be the project owners, experts on the subject, customers, end-users, and suppliers if it makes sense.
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  • ...hases and across design disciplines. This is due to the fact that multiple users can share designs and the SME will detect any clashes. This decreases the r
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  • Nowadays BIM is helping many building companies, individual users and government agencies with processes in management and helps them to comp
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  • ...lutions]. Retrieved 11 September 2016.</ref>. From then, the amount of BIM users is increasing rapidly due to the benefits are provided. ...rstanding the whole project and the material used is a requirement for BIM users. Moreover the responsibilities of the staff are increased in order to ensur
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  • ...ent_data/file/31978/10-1256-guidelines-for-programme-management.pdf</ref> (users/beneficiaries, governance, influencers & provider) and be expanded until a
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  • ...aknesses and strength. The Risk matrix is not an exception. Therefore both users and designers of risk matrices should be aware of these limitations and be
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  • ...vely Allocate Resources:'' By being able to look ahead on the Gantt chart, users can clearly discern where resources need to be anticipated, allocated or sh
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  • ...uence to building industry. This tool helps building companies, individual users and government agencies to easily do some processes. One of the key benefit
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  • ...se three groups may overlap, but the purchasers may differ from the actual users and sometimes influencers are important as well. Companies can target diffe ...luencers (the doctors), but Novo Nordisk changed their groups of buyers to users. In the past, insulin had to be injected via needles, which only doctors co
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  • ... been used for visualization of project for a long time, which is why many users and developers often stop at this application of BIM.<ref name=Burger/> How ... professionals in the decision making and design phase, such as engineers, users, neighbours, investors etc.
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  • *Lack of understanding of the needs of the users of process outputs
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  • ... framework is up to this day applied globally with great success among its users, and builds upon common sense, and a belief that leadership is the opposite
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  • ...t, usage of Gantt chart also increased radically since the new tools allow users to create and follow the Gantt chart for more complex and detailed projects ...e span, dependencies etc. This dividing process and demonstration can help users to understand if they are able to finish the project on time or not as well
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  • ...a good local environment, in order to make a positive contribution for the users of the building and the local community <br> An important part of the social quality concerns the well-being of the daily users of the building. Physical comfort depends on i.a. indoor climate such as te
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  • ...onstruction including e.g. engineers, entrepreneurs, carpenters, builders, users, architects, etc. together throughout the project phases on a weekly basis
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  • ... an understanding about how to apply the CPM and to see the opinion of the users of the method.
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  • ...nteraction is more flexible and shared transparently between the different users. More specific the article will go through how BIM enables the execution of ...tabase. Then the building models are made in coherence to the demands. All users will make a model of their profession. For example MEP model, architectural
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  • ...nd pictures may reduce these kinds of inconsistencies. Owners and building users adequately understand the project milestones and the construction plans <re [URL: file:///C:/Users/PC/Downloads/BIM%204D%20Barriers.pdf]</ref>. However, companies still seem
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  • ...documentation as the computer doesn't aid the design. The design is in the users head and the computer just document this design by a CAD model. <ref name="
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  • ...nown designers, Visualization, Joint visits, Involving the users, Existing users, SMART methodology and Expert choice. ... what the building should contain in order to make it functionally for the users. It can also be used for the designer to show the client some of the existi
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  • ...he cost of the project, which on the benefit side, increased safety of the users or other macroeconomical impacts, such as the regeneration of a whole city
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  • ...ound-color:white; vertical-align:top; text-align:left;" |'''Users'''[[File:Users.PNG|frameless|left|50px]] ...ound-color:white; vertical-align:top; text-align:left;" |'''Users'''[[File:Users.PNG|frameless|left|50px]]
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  • ... an understanding about how to apply the CPM and to see the opinion of the users of the method.
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  • ... an understanding about how to apply the CPM and to see the opinion of the users of the method.
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  • ...ound-color:white; vertical-align:top; text-align:left;" |'''Users'''[[File:Users.PNG|frameless|left|50px]]
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  • ...hievement of fast, still imperfect products, which can then be tested with users right away. [21] Further research and investigation could be connected to t
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  • ... level and the micro level succes. The macro level is the viewpoint of end users, customers and the people benefitting from the project. The micro level vie
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  • ...r marketing department, but can also be one of the key stakeholders or key users of the product.
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  • ...g step shows an example how to use the Kano model in practice with several users and different features.
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  • ...o 1, the success of a project largely depends on the ability of attracting users by creating or meeting their needs. On the other hand, the conclusion may b ...s may be obtained from the market assessment, where the preferences of the users are examined. Risk associated with the various viable solutions must be ide
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  • ...e open source version includes one project and one group of a maximum of 5 users. The premium version is divided into four options depending on the number o ...it does not have a group share unlike Teamweek. The shared lists allow all users to comment on tasks and make tasks themselves. Compared to Teamweek, Wunder
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  • ...s, project manager, project team, senior managers, risk managers, clients, users etc <ref name="ISO" />. Thus mitigating the chance of this process to overs ...s, project manager, project team, senior managers, risk managers, clients, users etc <ref name="ISO" />. Thus mitigating the chance of this process to overs
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  • ...the most important key stakeholders, as identified by Carrera, are the end users, referred to as warfighters, or call pilots, as well as the design engineer
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  • ...ed in order to give the building value. In this case is can help including users of the building and let them give suggestions of what they need within the
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  • •'''''Deploy''''' : Get the solution into an operational use by training users, configuration of a software package etc.<br>
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  • ...ability, its level of awareness combined with the positive resonance among users are another reason for the tool's success<ref name="wellknown">Duncan Haugh
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  • ...t column and all of the factors that affect the decision in the first row. Users then score each option and weigh which factors are of more importance. A f
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  • [[Category:Project Management]][[Category:People]][[Category:Users]][[Category:Program Management]]
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  • ... standard uses several tools and ideas in their standards to provide their users with the following benefits:
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  • ...hievement of fast, still imperfect products, which can then be tested with users right away. <ref name=SCRUM>Cooper, R.G., Sommer, A.F. (2016). <i>The Agile
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  • ...t important and valuable factors to achieve these great products. '''''End-users''''' can be provided by project teams and the market is able to supply rele ...''''': Used on a Kanban board to specify tasks from different workstreams, users, projects, etc.
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  • ...erations real-time or as frequent updated data as possible will enable the users of the dashboard to maintain status awareness of operations and take necess ...gress:''' By continuously monitoring the task at focus it will provide the users with information to analyze and evaluate of who and/or what went good or ba
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  • ...e:Ideate2.jpg |700px|thumb|center|Figure 1: ITERATIVE PROCESS (Learn about users through testing) – the particular graph is created by the author of the a
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  • ...present all users interests. It is usually effective to keep the number of users low to accelerate the decision-making process and eliminate the risk of any ::*Liaison with Users
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  • ...s collaborate and focus on making the construction with each other and the users in mind.<ref>[https://www.tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca/biens-property/sngp-npms/bi-rp/
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  • ..., '''correlated''' the KPIs drive to desired outcome, '''Actionable''' the users know how to affect the outcome of the KPI.
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  • ...he system allows for the storage and retrieval of data, allowing different users access to different data. Meta-data is used to track information about the ...his raises many communication management issues. For one thing, all of the users of a particular software or tool must be trained in the use of the software
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  • ... succesful the government finds the project, it can all go to waste if the users are not satisfied. A tool for analysing these needs is the Value Propositio ...satisfied as well as being differentiated by bringing gain creators to the users.
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  • •Each object has parameters (parameters can be pre-defined or users can create new parameters) and a series of rules about its behavior. •Use of pre-defines or standards objects (users can create objects and standardized it)
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  • ...ions who will use the project's product, service, or result. Customers and users may be internal or external to the performing organization
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  • ...luding preparing and defining the product backlog, involving customers and users, initiating product launch and attending scrum meetings <ref name="pichler"
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  • ...t take these into account. Therefore he gives recommendations based on the users needs and wishes. * empirical review of the designs by users
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  • ...Management’'', ''‘Project/Program Management Research’'' [file:///C:/Users/nikol/Downloads/Key%20Leadership%20Behaviors%202013%20BW%20PRADCO.pdf]</ref
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  • ...re modes and their causes, and the effects of failure on the system or end users, for a given product or process. ...development project individuals such as designers, production workers, end users, suppliers etc. are also highly relevant experts. Once the team are assembl
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  • ...st. Both the client and contractor are in the highest position whereas the users are usually in high interest low influence. ===Users===
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  • ... direct data processing activities such as input of data and analysis. End users typically have the greatest ''direct'' influence on actual data quality as
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  • ...present all users interests. It is usually effective to keep the number of users low to accelerate the decision-making process and eliminate the risk of any ::*Liaison with Users
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  • ...a project management tool on construction projects]]. LBS does not provide users with insight in the spatial configuration of scheduled construction operati
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  • ... resources conducting it. It is further important to make sure the workers/users actually utilise the tool to future projects so knowledge does not go to wa
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  • ...ce and expertise. Having gaps in the experience level of the different BIM users, will create issues in the effective communications between the project par ...ware products, too much oriented toward the execution phase, force users to define detailed information since the beginning, so a real top-
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  • ... KPIs requires a high amount of data collection and it is crucial that the users make frequent updates.<ref name="KPI Challenges"> 3 KPI challenges and how
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  • ... underlin-ing the importance of customers and of those who are defined end users. The strategies of communica-tion that should be maintained with all these ...to increase its ability to transfer its benefits to society, consumers and users. Benefits are presented differently depending on whether a non-commercial o
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  • ...lder community such as improved efficiency and effectiveness and satisfied users personal development and so forth. But is it in fact necessary to extend th
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  • * Have the users expressed a common need for a specific functionality? * How can the functionalities desired by the users be met?
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  • Getting Things Done consists in five steps to be followed by the users: ...of working is characterized by a sense of control, focus and well-being of users that is in contrast with the confusion, anxiety and procrastination that no
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  • ...e processes promote sustainable development. The sponsors, developers, and users should be able to maintain a constant pace indefinitely”=====
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  • ...ich outsources to its own internal supplier while other business units and users in the organisation are charged for the services the "outsourced" units pro
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  • ...aving several of these data cubes, stored in a data warehouse, then allows users and project managers to access them and visualize patterns from earlier in ...ore just trying it out, it would be relevant to study the method and other users' application of it, to get a good overview of the applications, benefits, a
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  • ... the benefits of the QMS to it users. If the benefits are not clear for is users, the system will not be used.
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  • ...words or as a model. Operators, maintainers, suppliers, acquirers, owners, users, regulatory agencies, sponsors, manufacturers and other stakeholders will g
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  • ...ht is insufficient or product features are deemed unknown, a panel of lead users could be established <ref name="Leaduser"/>. Input from academia might be o
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  • The GTD method consists in five steps to be followed by the users: <ref name='GTD website'>''https://gettingthingsdone.com/five-steps/</ref>
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  • ...rs, that are favorable and unfavorable to achieve all the project targets. Users of a SWOT matrix, need to create useful information, to make the tool able
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  • ...des positive risks (opportunities) and negative risks (threats). Therefore users of the PRiSM answer a set of specified questions, which are customized to e
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  • ...ost cases, they are part of the board, project management team, customers, users or sponsors because of the investment they made in the project. This is ver
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  • ...aving several of these data cubes, stored in a data warehouse, then allows users and project managers to access them and visualize patterns from earlier in ...ore just trying it out, it would be relevant to study the method and other users' application of it, to get a good overview of the applications, benefits, a
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  • ...ferent stages can be scheduled through a series of milestones. So that the users can review the project progress and approve if the project is ready for the ...r new concepts and ideas. The framework is to gather information about the users, market or social trends. use and explore all means to have a broad range o
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  • Another to reduce the amount of CO is to include the end-users through questionnaires or focus groups.
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  • ...eholder engagement when it comes to the various types of stakeholders (end-users, clients etc.) who are mainly interested in what benefits the company can o
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  • ... the needs, desires, habits and cultural backgrounds of specific groups of users. ...SIA simulates future scenarios and it is a user-oriented tool connected to users’ perspectives. The impacts are categorized in the different goals levels:
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  • ...ks does the customer or user want to perform. In the South Sudan case, the users have a very basic customer job in the accessibility of clean drinking water ...abilities to offer a proper product or service. It can also be a result of users not having access to any products or services to fulfill their customer job
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  • ...abilities to offer a proper product or service. It can also be a result of users not having access to any products or services to fulfill their customer job
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  • ... factors that are favorable and unfavorable to achieving those objectives. Users of a SWOT analysis often ask and answer questions to generate meaningful in
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  • ...eholder engagement when it comes to the various types of stakeholders (end-users, clients, etc.) who are mainly interested in what benefits the company can
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  • ...s are met. Even if a project is success internally, it can be a failure if users of the output of the project do not feel the project aligns with their inte
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  • ..., and environmental objectives in MSP, and to reduce conflicts among ocean users <ref name="eleven"> https://www.researchgate.net/publication/327039413_Co m
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  • ...solutions are created through co-creation, within the team and with target users. * User diaries. By asking users to record their interactions with the problem area can gain useful insight
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  • ...the automation of work, for example automating the feedback loop back from users to developers or quality assurance testing. Also automated deployment proce ...rapid, incremental delivery of high quality, valuable new functionality to users and therefore laying the basis for the DevOps principles. Through automatio
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  • ...he Iron Triangle due to the various of stakeholders’ desires. Customers, users and project managers often have different perception. Thus, if the transpar ...tegy must be discussed with the stakeholders, often being the customer and users. However, the stakeholders might not always know what they want or what the
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  • ...get, and under-deliver on the project scope and still deliver a benefit to users and ultimately be considered a success <ref name="definingprojectsuccess"/>
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  • ...er to make the most satisfactorily choice regarding the safety of the road users.
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  • ...cally include hard numbers for one or more gauges: revenue, growth, active users, quality, safety, market share, customer engagement, etc. You either meet a ...More and more organizations are adopting OKR management software, in which users can navigate a digital dashboard to create, track, edit and score their OKR
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  • ... the complexity, Getting Things Done implements a full methodology for the users to manage current commitments while registering and organizing new opportun ...s full potential requires a complete implementation and examination of the users current commitments and projects regarding both personal and work life. Mor
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  • ...ve ideas and approaches, gather information and research about the market, users, trends, and determining all possible methods that can be used in order to
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  • ...cability and level of awareness combined with the positive resonance among users are some of the main reasons for the tool's success.
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  • ...how Scrum is applied in real life. This reference is relevant for both new users of Scrum to get a practical understanding of Scrum but also for more experi
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  • ...d in order to make the user story come true. The story is written from the users perspective and tells what the client wants and why - their goals. ...e stages, monitoring/controlling is completed with stakeholders and target users on an ongoing basis within every iteration. It can be argued that an Agile
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  • ... where the sprint review is performed, and the increment pushed to the end-users to create instant business value. What then makes the difference to working
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  • Outside of HR departments, marketers are the most frequent users of the OCEAN framework. Often combined with demographic or other targeting
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  • ...h.''' These are consumer surveys to determine the interest of customers or users of a product or service.
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  • Ishikawa fishbone diagram is a technique that helps users visualize and sort numerous reasons why a project may fail <ref > "Lock, De
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  • ...might do the same<ref name="Artikel 2"> </ref>. The characteristics of the users may very well also be a factor which is not taken into account in the theor
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  • After the analysis, users will be more aware of the complexity of the project. Furthermore, carrying
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  • The framework is characterized by an outside-in direction where users are the starting point. The model’s name recall the shape of the model ma ...ocess are users and designers. The problem solving process starts with the users, their problems and attitudes, which designers during the various phases wi
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  • ...ed by the problem field, as well as testing of a solution concept by these users is a high priority in the model, by including various methods for the respe ...tch: Is a method used to communicate the concept and test the concept with users, by receiving feedback.
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  • ...k of different ideas and gather a lot of information through, for example, users and market researches and then define the problem. ... model talks about is that companies have to be user-oriented and consider users’ needs since the beginning of the design process.
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  • ...icate critical information in a clear and concise way in order to help its users achieve the intended objectives. The following are some of the most salient ...rd highlights any worrying trends that are occurring, and thus enables the users to address the related issues immediately.
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  • ...to actively work in cross-functional teams while regularly integrating end-users and/or stakeholders in order to constantly validate and prioritize outputs ...y stakeholders brainstorm ideas. Example of key stakeholders could be: end-users, experienced developers, business analysts, customer etc. Here you focus on
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  • ...hase of the Double Diamond are described in detail and can be relevant for users to get a better insight as the application of the different tools is not in
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  • ...opularity during [the COVID pandemic] lockdown, reaching 44 million active users by March and 75 million by April“ <ref name="apps"> David Curry (2021) Mi ...n tools are explained in this part known and used by the major part of the users.
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  • ...he Iron Triangle due to the various of stakeholders’ desires. Customers, users and project managers often have different perception. Thus, if the transpar ...tegy must be discussed with the stakeholders, often being the customer and users. However, the stakeholders might not always know what they want or what the
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  • ...cability and level of awareness combined with the positive resonance among users are some of the main reasons for the tool's success.
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  • ...h the most mobile users while Liberia is the country with the least mobile users. At a city level, it can be concluded that all the African cities have a qu
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  • ... placed such that all users are able to view them. According to one study, users mostly prefer a screen which is in a 45-degree angle straight in front of t ... selected or developed software must offer ‘the possibility for multiple users to interact with digital and physical materials at the same time.’<ref na
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  • ...e processes promote sustainable development. The sponsors, developers, and users should be able to maintain a constant pace indefinitely.
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  • ...ct managers can more accurately understand economic planning, the needs of users and communities, the impact assessment, and find opportunities to optimize ...f previous phase is that designers are difficult to access and involve end-users, so the project team created a mini workshop using the stakeholder map to e
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  • ... of the university’s Compatible Time-Sharing System (CTS), which allowed users to share files and messages on a central disk <ref name="TheGuardian"/>. Th ...ell as one of the most prominent ways to market. As the number of internet users continues to grow and communication through the internet has become a daily
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  • ...Net present value (NPV) considers the difference between benefits (impacts users and other benefits) and costs (investment and maintenance costs), discounte
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  • ...ons of the validation such as the difficulty to establish the needs of its users or the long duration of its implementation. ..."ISO" />. Validation verifies that a product meets the requirements of the users and the market. The question that designers must ask themselves here is: "A
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  • ...e iteration process will start with the feedback provided by customers and users when proposed solutions are tested and validated. The challenge of this val ...he challenge of this value is to deliver a working product or prototype so users and customers can have a real interaction with it in comparison to deliver
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  • ... a personal matter when working in a project group. It is here valuable to users in the way it helps prioritize the tasks you are asked to do. Are you the p
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  • ...e processes promote sustainable development. The sponsors, developers, and users should be able to maintain a constant pace indefinitely." * The users will sometimes fully define or even over define the requirements for the pr
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  • ...pplication leans towards including product development and the qualitative users. ...collaboration. Another important aspect in DMIAC is co-developing with the users. As a project manager, it is important to ensure this co-creation takes pla
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  • ...team (if assigned), experts that are not member of project, customers, end users, other project managers, stakeholders, and risk management experts
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  • ...e are also non-core roles such as, among others, Stakeholder (s), Vendors, Users, and Sponsors. Non-core roles are not necessarily required for a Scrum proj
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  • ...stems-report</ref> Trying to combine the system builders’ and the system users’ needs, many projects are of a collaborative nature. However facilitating ...ly refers to the need for collaboration between system builders and system users, as inscriptions are not always read the way they were intended.
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  • ...wn as Organisational Chart. The main reason for its popularity between WBS users is that this kind of visualisation allows to present "child" and "parent" d
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  • ...lication. Hiring technical and procedural experts is vital because the end-users will have questions. <ref name="Large-Scale"/> <ref name="Best Practices"/>
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  • ...echnique used to estimate the amount of work or relative size described by users in Scrum.<ref name="Poker" >Cohn, Mike (November 2005). "Agile Estimating a
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  • ... the project's desired outcome, it may fall short of the project's vision. Users may desire a certain software solution because they believe it addresses a ..., even name it the same. As a result, Instagram Stories gained 250 million users in its first year, while Snapchat's stock value plummeted. <ref name="insta
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  • ...ymptoms are addressed instead of root causes. In particular, inexperienced users are susceptible to this error. Furthermore, the repeatability of the result
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  • ...ing practices for developing software and matching the requirements of the users. The values of the extreme programming are four: communication, simplicity,
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  • To accommodate the feedback, the designer could ask himself: ''Can my users help me design the intended use?'' and the manager: ''Should my implementat ...ing stages of experimentation, observation, reflection and application its users were now able to accurately and systematically describe their thought-proce
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  • ...directions, checklists, and templates for conducting an analysis, allowing users to adopt the approach and apply it to a range of circumstances. It explains
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  • ...t directly used to measure user satisfaction but is often used to identify users' acceptance of new functions. It can effectively reduce the disagreements a ...are met, it will not bring about an increase in user satisfaction, because users think that these are necessary.
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  • *:- Include all important stakeholders (e.g., users of a system, PMs) <ref name="Quality of postimplementation review for enter ...ance. When IT systems are introduced, for example, it often turns out that users only need 50% to 75% of the functions to get the full benefit from the syst
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  • ...tisfying projects, and having relationships with the team and the users. Both individual and team morale increase with agile
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  • ...and thoughts visually. As an easy-to-use brainstorming software, it allows users to create mind maps using visual diagrams for connecting topics, ideas, and
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  • ...a part of the university’s Compatible Time-Sharing System, which allowed users to share files and messages on a central disk <ref name="TheGuardian"/>. To
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  • ... team, project manager, or scrum master. A thorough analysis involves also users and project sponsors any other relevant stakeholders that influence the pro
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  • ...solutions, which you must then pass through the team's sieve and test with users. However, these are merely concepts based on prior information. We must mak ...these unknowns. In a recent project, for example, we observed that certain users were developing inventive processes using other technologies to handle thei
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  • ... of risk. Failures to reach traffic volumes have been observed because the users of airports, tunnels, ports, highways and bridges have alternatives and it
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  • ...are met. Even if a project is a success internally, it can be a failure if users of the output of the project do not feel the project aligns with their inte
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  • ... work on satisfying projects, and have relationships with the team and the users. Both individual and team morale increase with agile
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  • ... the project's desired outcome, it may fall short of the project's vision. Users may desire a certain software solution because they believe it addresses a ..., even name it the same. As a result, Instagram Stories gained 250 million users in its first year, while Snapchat's stock value plummeted. <ref name="insta
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  • * Users are unable to operate the new system properly, due to a poor design or insu
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  • ...o deliver value. It has a clear boundary, known stakeholders, well-defined users or customers. A product could be a service, a physical product, or somethin
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  • | Leasing is the option for users to acquire a product without owning it. This is ideal for customers who do Leasing could increase the amount of users, as some might not have the finances to own the product, but can instead re
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  • ...ations skills book. Oackland, CA: New Harbinger. Retrieved from file:///C:/Users/20183129/Downloads/1588067740-messages-the-communication-skills-book-by-mat
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  • ...e frequent code integration and input among developers, testers, and other users, which can contribute to better communication and a more effective developm ....). Boston, MA: Addison-Wesley Educational''' - ''This book focuses on the users of the software and how to build successful software to people that are not
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  • ...iece. The higher the volume of tasks, the more overwhelming it can become. Users will must require further prioritization activities within each quadrant. T
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  • ...cal-chain-project-management/critical-chain-project-management-mro </ref>. Users of CCPM have reported significant time reductions and better time accuracie
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  • ...on. Reviewing the body of research on personality structure and input from users of the original model helped shape the development of the new model. The up
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  • ...ECA sectors". European Agency for Safety and Health at Work.''' file:///C:/Users/pc/Downloads/innovative-solutions-OSH-risks.pdf
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  • ...l. Remember that groups not necessarily follows functions.<ref> file:///C:/Users/45607/Downloads/978-1-4842-8254-0.pdf </ref>
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  • ...enstein described POE as the “examination of the effectiveness for human users of occupied designed environments” <ref name="Zimring">Zimring, C. M., & ...t is built (if and how it has met expectations) and how satisfied building users are with the environment that has been created” <ref name="Li">.</ref>.
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  • ...uous reference system. In short, satisficing is a strategy that allows its users to balance the trade-off between finding the optimal solution and the limit
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  • ...m goals. Visual representation is preferred by higher-level organizational users. However, scorecards should also include textual commentary to interpret pe
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  • * Include users (managers or directors) in the production of the future studies in a co-des
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  • ...ly began referring to them during their project work as a reference to the users (Cooper, 2003). The tool “Personas” is mainly used in design projects a ..., T., Janson, A. L., & Moen, A. Co-creating persona scenarios with diverse users enriching inclusive design. 48–59, 2020. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-03
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  • ...as well as about the strategic goals. In a top-down approach, the ultimate users, at any level of the organization, will therefore simply use it in the way ... takes the view that valuable organizational knowledge should be shared by users in a sort of social community, and not controlled by the management <ref na
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  • ... challenges to cross-functional teams and providing quick feedback; Giving users rapid and accurate feedback '''(I)''' is crucial because it encourages user ...eativity, enterprise system challenges should be seen as opportunities for users to expand their knowledge and skills, not to discourage them <ref name="Gam
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  • ...ituation can be put down, but to make the tool even more applicable to new users, the list below should give some ideas to what these elements might be and
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  • ...r hand, there is strategic misrepresentation, which is a tool used for the users' benefit. <ref name="Bent"/>
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  • ...h product life cycles getting shorter, the competition getting tougher and users becoming more demanding, companies that do not innovate are losing pace in ...the product to the market. It is characterized by a structure that engages users at all levels and functions, and consequently allows making good and effect
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  • ...e proposition and value map, the model provides a visual framework for the users to present the information simply and effectively. For a more comprehensive ...sition canvas focuses more on the needs of the customers. By doing so, the users can make a fit between the features and quality of the product/service they
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  • ...c and user behaviour. This category of analytics is used to understand how users interact with websites and to optimize website design and user experience.
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  • ...rious methods, algorithms and objective functions have been developed. The users have opportunity to select between them according to their project in order
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  • ...nce among stakeholders, project sponsors, team members, customers, and end-users. An ethical project manager is more likely to be regarded with trust and re
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  • ...your personal and professional life. The four-quadrant matrix that assists users in classifying activities according to their level of importance and urgenc
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  • ...ormation about the project's or organization's stakeholders may be useful. Users can get this information from a variety of sources, such as reports, news a
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  • ...hat heavily emphasizes involvement with key stakeholders, particularly end-users, during the development of products, services and systems. This article pro .../ref>. This approach gives designers the ability to understand and empower users by giving them a voice in the design process, allowing them to contribute t
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  • ...duct or service that can be tested and refined through feedback from early users. This allows for quick validation of ideas and early identification of pote
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  • ...sing value function for long-term continuous decisions the stakeholder and users should test the system regularly to ensure that the criteria, weights, and
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  • ...e processes promote sustainable development. The sponsors, developers, and users should be able to maintain a constant pace indefinitely. ...g budget overruns, missed deadlines, low-quality outputs, and dissatisfied users <ref name = "Prince2 Agile"> Cooke, J. L. (2021). PRINCE2 Agile Practical I
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  • #Preliminary assessment: Users’ feedback about the concept is gathered through quick research to evaluat *Knowledge about Users (KAU): this could be “wide” or “limited” and it refers to the point
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  • ... support team since the support team is the one in direct contact with the users. This is so that the teams can share information and viewpoints. ...s because they are the ones who talk with the users and learns how the end users use the product. They can the report their learnings to the development tea
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  • ...arried out with consumer surveys to determine the interest of customers or users of a product or service. Consumer surveys make it possible for organization
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  • ... ensure that the final product meets the requirements and needs of the end-users, thus improving the accuracy of the final product.
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  • ...s''': <br> Ask external influencers/opinion leaders (customers, users, non-users, non-customers etc.) about their views, perceptions and opinions. This will
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