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Conference Paper Scheduling, Scope Management 3 October 2002
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Forecasting project duration as a function of scope changes and delay
By Ayal, Moshe | Globerson, Shlomo A major challenge facing the project manager is to estimate a project's completion time. This study, which is based on an analysis of several construction projects, explores the impact of scope…
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Conference Paper Scheduling 3 October 2002
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Computer-assisted schedule generation--tapping the experience and intuition of the project team
By Davis, J. Gordon Schedules can be generated graphically with much less error than is true of current software approaches. Using a CAD program and a computer projector, time-scaled precedence diagrams can be…
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Conference Paper Scheduling 3 October 2002
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Project interdependency management
By Audet, Luc | McEwan, Eric | Sargent, Eric Do you know where all your projects are? Will they bring home the things you expect, when you expect them? Has your project slipped because another didn't deliver a capability as required? Few…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Benefits Realization, Earned Value Management 3 October 2002
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Using earned value management to predict buffer penetration in critical chain project management
By Silber, Georg To prevent project delays, many organizations are now using critical chain (CC) project management, a method that helps organizations--because it acts as a project buffer--more effectively secure…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Benefits Realization, Earned Value Management, Aerospace & Defense, Government 3 October 2002
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Earned value management in Sweden--experiences and examples
By Antvik, Sven In project-oriented organizations, earned value management (EVM) has emerged as an important tool for managing large and complex projects. This paper examines a case study showing how the Swedish…
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Conference Paper Scheduling 3 October 2002
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Sleepless in Seattle? Avoid the scheduling nightmares
By Nielsen, Jeffrey S. What keeps you awake at night? It's probably not schedule development, but maybe it should be! How can you increase the effectiveness of your scheduling efforts? Take a fun look at schedules, and…
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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 Scheduling, Benefits Realization 3 October 2002
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What makes earned value and other advanced PM techniques so hard to successfully implement?
By Peterson, Craig D. | Oliver, Mike | Webb, Scott Information technology (IT) projects are notorious for exceeding cost and schedule constraints and falling short of scope and quality requirements. To prevent such failures, many organizations, as…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Benefits Realization, Aerospace & Defense 3 October 2002
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Earning the right to earned value
By McGee, Jim Even though earned value management (EVM) has long informed the United States (US) Department of Defense’s approach to managing projects, even though numerous consultants have continuously advised…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Strategy 3 October 2002
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Planning and scheduling
By Moylan, William A. Planning and scheduling are distinct but inseparable aspects of the successful project. Planning selects policies and procedures in order to achieve objectives; scheduling converts a project action…
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