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Quality Management, Scheduling 1 August 2019
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Llegar a los extremos
By Fister Gale, Sarah El calor abrasador del desierto. El frío gélido del Ártico. Sitios en medio de la nada. Los proyectos que se desarrollan en entornos extremos ponen a prueba la habilidad profesional y la voluntad de…
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Quality Management, Scheduling 1 August 2019
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Chegar a extremos
By Fister Gale, Sarah Calor abrasador do deserto. Frio do Ártico. Lugares do meio do nada. Quando os projetos acontecem em ambientes extremos, as equipes enfrentam um teste de habilidade profissional — e de força de…
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Article Quality Management, Scheduling 1 August 2019
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Going to Extremes
By Fister Gale, Sarah Blistering desert heat. Arctic chill. Middle-of-nowhere sites. When projects happen in extreme environments, teams face a test of professional skill—and personal will. Embracing a climate of…
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Article Quality Management, Scheduling, Teams, Scope Management 1 May 2017
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Perfect Harmony
By Jones, Tegan When the city of Strasbourg, France decided to upgrade its symphony hall and convention center, it was mostly looking to expand its space. But during the bid process, architecture firms Rey-Lucquet…
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Article Quality Management, Risk Management, Scheduling, Complexity, Scope Management 1 January 2017
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Do Look Down
By Ali, Ambreen Here's a winning formula to take tourists to new heights: Build glass skywalks. Last year a burst of construction projects in China hoisted walkways alongside dramatic cliffs, atop skyscrapers and…
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Article Program Management, Quality Management, Risk Management, Scheduling 1 April 2014
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Water works
By Howlett, Sarah Protzman For centuries, the Netherlands built walls to keep the water out. With the 2.3 billion Room for the River program, this European country--where 26 percent of the land sits below sea level--is now…
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Article Scheduling, Quality Management, Risk Management, Stakeholder Engagement January 2014
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Teaching moments
By Ali, Ambreen Literacy rates have been linked to economic development, and education projects aim to create better-educated and thus more economically secure populations. For education projects globally, the…
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Article Agile, Quality Management, Scheduling November 2013
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Policing the agile expressway
By Burba, Donovan The advent of agile represented a revolution. A departure from the do-this-then-that process dictated by waterfall, agile approaches unshackled team members' innate creativity and self-organization.…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Quality Management, Requirements Management 29 October 2013
How to displease the customer or engage the customer
By Khanna, Vimal Kumar Most service companies adopt a customer-controlled approach to project execution, and typically defer to customer-defined product features, schedule, and costs. Yet, this approach does not always…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Quality Management 29 October 2013
Gaining competitive advantage through reducing project lead times
By Patrick, Duncan | Warchalowski, Jack Projects are deemed successful at completion if they achieve three simultaneous objectives: scope (or content), schedule, and cost. While this is well known, it is hard to achieve in reality. Often,…
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