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Conference Paper Quality Management, Communications Management 3 October 2002
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An invaluable tool
By Schneidmuller, James J. | Balaban, Judy Want to find out more about how well project management is being deployed within your company? Want to learn more about your company's projects? Want to have the opportunity to talk with your…
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Conference Paper Communications Management, Telecommunications 3 October 2002
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Ten barriers to communications
By Tarne, Bob | Ellingsworth, Dave The authors of this paper have witnessed the evolution of communications technology. They recall the days when a 2400-baud modem connection was considered fast. With the explosion of new…
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Conference Paper Risk Management, Communications Management 3 October 2002
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Risks, issues, and changes--help, I’m drowning in logs!
By Love, Margaret L. This paper looks at some of the most critical, and sometimes most confusing, tools in the project manager's toolbox: forms and logs. Participants will discuss and receive examples of forms and logs…
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Conference Paper Communications Management, Organizational Culture 3 October 2002
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Dealing with cultural diversity in project management
By Obikunle, Olatunji Thorough understanding of people from different countries of the World in our work places today is a challenge that almost all project managers face daily. Cross-cultural communication problems in…
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Conference Paper Risk Management, Scheduling, Quality Management, Communications Management 3 October 2002
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You’d call anything a project just so you can manage it
By Lang, Joan | Robertson, Patricia A. Have you ever wondered how you could "impose" project management upon your "volunteer" roles so you would have properly planned events that are on schedule, well communicated, and with all the risks…
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Conference Paper Communications Management, Education 3 October 2002
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Ten issues in managing education projects
By Scally, William A. This paper will explore 10 major issues that affect an education project and will suggest ways in which a structured communication plan can help deal with those issues.
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Conference Paper Communications Management, Career Development 1 November 2001
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Effective communication
By Fox, Silena In the Communication Age, we must learn to extract the knowledge from the information, put it into a dynamic 'digital' form, and communicate it to cause action.A very long time ago there was no…
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Conference Paper Risk Management, Communications Management, Talent Management, Resource Management 1 November 2001
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Managing flight risk
By Field, Scott Flight risk is a legal term describing the likelihood of a person to flee prosecution. As a project management term it describes the likelihood of untimely attrition.The purpose of this paper is to…
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Conference Paper Communications Management 1 November 2001
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Practical guide to effective written communication
By Koehler, Thomas P. With the increased use of email and instant messaging, written communication is taking on a new level of importance. Unfortunately, many people approach these vehicles for communication very…
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Conference Paper Communications Management 1 November 2001
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Gutenberg’s legacy
By Wilson, David B. Western civilization was forever altered by the information revolution begun in 1450 when a Mainz silversmith, Johan Guttenberg, merged movable metal type with the winepress. In spite of his…
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