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Global Power Play
Japan's power companies can now look abroad for project opportunities. The country's government is set to loosen a rule preventing the companies from getting involved in overseas energy…
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PM Network
A Taxing Plan
U.S. taxpayers aren't the only ones who need help dealing with the new tax codes. The government's Internal Revenue Service (IRS) launched a US$291 million program earlier this year to update…
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PM Network
Port Authorities
Ports are often the economic epicenter of a city or town, linking urban commerce and production to vast shipping routes and the global trade economy. But as cargo ships get bigger and the technology…
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PM Network
Absolute Zero
The energy efficiency bar keeps rising. For many organizations, the future of building construction is net-zero energy. It's a tall order, and one that some governments are beginning to mandate. To…
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Connecting Flights
Air travel in Asia Pacific is taking off. More than half of all new global passengers between 2017 and 2036 will originate in the region, according to the International Air Transport Association.…
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Capital Gains
An Indian state is in need of a new capital -- so it is designing and constructing an entirely new city. The Andhra Pradesh government has launched a program to make Amaravati in the southeastern…
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Cross-Border Backup
Estonia has the world's most advanced digital society. So it's no surprise that the country is embracing a first-of-its-kind global data storage strategy. In June, the government completed a €2.2…
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Grand Ambition
A Surging Economy And A Growth-Minded Government Are Fueling Projects; But Project Professionals Must Manage Expectations
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Project Management Journal
Corruption as a Source of Government Project Failure in Developing Countries
This study explores how corruption impacts the failure of government projects in developing countries with evidence from the Ghanaian context. This study solicits the perceptions of project…
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Nuclear Options
China is setting the nuclear pace. Surging energy needs and a desire to lessen its coal dependency have led the country's government to refocus its energy portfolio on nuclear projects.
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