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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 Quality Management, Scheduling, Scope Management March 2001
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E-project management of the new e-reality
By Kulik, Peter | Samuelsen, Robert The new e-business environment runs at an accelerated speed -- 'Internet time' -- where being on time can be more important than being under budget.This time compression has created challenges for…
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Article Quality Management, Cost Management, Scope Management December 1994
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The WBS
By Webster, Francis Marion This tutorial covers the basic principles of developing a work breakdown structure (WBS). A WBS starts with a dynamic vision of the project, perhaps in the form of a drawing, diagram, or computer…
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Article Quality Management, Cost Management, Scope Management May 1994
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The earned value concept
By Fleming, Quentin W. | Koppelman, Joel M. A project manager truly understands his job once he has a tangible metric called 'Done' for the project, a process for managing changes, and a way to know how much of the job has been accomplished…
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