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  • Article Change Management, Scheduling, Complexity, Stakeholder Engagement 2 April 2017

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    By Fister Gale, Sarah Complex road construction projects create detours. But an 18-year, US$2 billion highway improvement program in New Haven, Connecticut, USA, encountered the ultimate roadblock: Nobody wanted to help…

  • Article Innovation, Change Management, Scheduling, Construction 1 February 2017

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    By Fister Gale, Sarah Bridge construction projects are a commuting nightmare. There's no easy detour around the interminable lane closures and traffic jams they trigger. But as U.S. state transportation departments…

  • Article Change Management, Scheduling November 2014

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    By Pearson, Laura When schedules change during the project execution phase, practitioners must choose whether to crash or fast-track the schedule. In "Pressed for time," project managers discuss scenarios that…

  • Article Scheduling, Change Management, Lessons Learned, Construction 1 July 2005

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    By Bannan, Karen J. Practicing project management offers advantages greater than cutting costs and avoiding mistakes; it encourages organizations to rethink the way they operate and the measures they use to determine…

  • Article Scheduling, Change Management 1 February 2002

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    By Rohland, Pamela Product success depends on anticipating conusmer demands and scheduling projects to capitalize on these demands. Market research is often ignored by project managers. Gathering data about consumers…

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