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Article Decision Making, Scheduling October 2014
PM Network
Brazil goes for fast-tracking gold
By Fister Gale, Sarah Learning lessons from the 2014 World Cup, as the city of Rio de Janiero gears up for the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, project managers are looking to fast-track construction schedules to make up for…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Strategy, Decision Making 5 May 2014
Strategic value management
By Thiry, Michel Beginning with an outline of the evolution of value management from value engineering/analysis into a strategic management approach, this paper applies value management as a strategy formulation and…
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Article Risk Management, Scheduling, Decision Making February 2014
Project Management Journal
A new decision making model for subcontractor selection and its order allocation
By Abbasianjahromi, Hamidreza | Rajaie, Hossein | Shakeri, Eghbal | Chokan, Farzad All experts agree on the importance of subcontracting. The high impact of subcontractors on the construction process means that the selection of subcontractors is a sensitive activity. Previous…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Decision Making, Risk Management, Strategy, Cost Management 23 October 2012
Project risk analysis to support strategic and project management
By El-Mehalawi, Mohamed E. Successful project cost and schedule risk management is always capable of informing project management of "where the project is" and "where the project is going" in the future. Current project…
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Article Scheduling, Decision Making August 2012
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Mind your business
By Fretty, Peter Truly successful project managers don't just bring in their projects on budget, on schedule and within scope. They also understand their business, their industry and how their projects align…
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Article Decision Making, Scheduling, Ethics, Quality Management July 2012
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Going against the grain
By Starke, Steven Often the project manager's focus is to execute to the best of his or her ability according to the charter, which puts project managers in the best position to go against the grain and recommend a…
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Article Scheduling, Decision Making, Construction February 2012
Project Management Journal
Knowledge acquisition using psychotherapy technique for critical factors influencing construction project layout planning
By Abdul-Rahman, Hamzah | Wang, Chen | Siong, Eng Khe The positioning of equipment on a construction site may change in different construction phases, different environments, and different types of end products, which greatly influence the decision of…
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Article Scheduling, Decision Making, Stakeholder Engagement, Construction March 2007
PM Network
Heavy metal
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…
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Conference Paper Decision Making, Scheduling, Cost Management 8 November 2006
El análisis costo-tiempo utilizando el método de precedencias mejorado para determinar el presupuesto mínimo y el tiemo óptimo de un proyecto
By Rodríguez Castillejo, Walter | Valdez Cáceres, Doris In project scheduling, the precedence networks method is the most generalized for performing cost-time analyses. The purpose of this paper is to propose a simple, improved model of the precedence…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Decision Making, Strategy, Risk Management 2006
Expected utility theory as a guide to contingency allocation
By Thibadeau, Barbara | Edirisinghe, Chanaka Contingency--for both budgets and schedules--provides project managers with the estimating cushion they need to protect their projects from cost and time overruns. Effectively allocating these…
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