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  • Article Scheduling, Stakeholder Engagement, Construction 1 November 2016

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    Stadia Mania member content open

    By Fister Gale, Sarah Score one for the fans. Every time a new sports stadium is built, project leaders are pushed to deliver bigger, bolder and more dramatic results. These stadiums garner lots of fan excitement and…

  • Article Scheduling, Stakeholder Engagement, Construction 1 October 2015

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    By Mixon, Imani Renovating an iconic baseball stadium in a densely populated neighborhood has proved a challenging exercise in project management for the owners of the Chicago Cubs, in Chicago, Illinois, USA. With…

  • Article Portfolio Management, Risk Management, Scheduling, Talent Management, Resource Management, Stakeholder Engagement, Construction December 2011

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    By Allen, Kevin The United Arab Emirates gained its wealth through the oil and gas industry. Now its leaders are cultivating economic sustainability by diversifying the country's portfolio. This article discusses…

  • Article Scheduling, Decision Making, Stakeholder Engagement, Construction March 2007

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    By Liao, Janet Building a large manufacturing facility in a small town that values its tourist culture and its natural setting could easily become a project fiercely contested by the local community. But when…

  • Article Scheduling, Stakeholder Engagement, Construction 1 September 2005

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    Stakeholders with common needs often partner to split the costs of developing projects. But their competing interests can also disrupt the project plan, causing cost and schedule overruns. Such is…

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