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Conference Paper Portfolio Management, Program Management, Requirements Management, Complexity, Benefits Realization, Stakeholder Engagement, Aerospace & Defense 29 October 2013
Benefits management in complex defense programs
By Dengiz, B. Firat Because today's defense industry faces increasingly complex development programs, strategic goals and associated needs can be complex and varied. Therefore, standard project management practices are…
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Conference Paper Strategy, Benefits Realization, Stakeholder Engagement 13 October 2009
Economic crisis? Support organizations, promote project management
By Agrapidis, Panayotis In response to the current worldwide economic downturn, organizations in all industries are significantly cutting costs--often to the point of preventing future growth. This paper examines why…
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Conference Paper Benefits Realization, Stakeholder Engagement 19 October 2008
From commander to sponsor
By Bourne, Lynda | Farnes, Ken Studies have repeatedly shown that when project sponsors support their project managers, project teams are more likely to realize successful results. But a sponsor's level of engagement is often the…
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Conference Paper Strategy, Quality Management, Benefits Realization, Stakeholder Engagement 31 January 2007
Creating project-based organizations to deliver value
By Thiry, Michel Although project-based organizations (PBOs) focus on implementing projects to perform their primary activities, many PBOs fail to effectively generate strategic advantages from their projects. This…
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Conference Paper Portfolio Management, PMO, Program Management, Strategy, Benefits Realization, Stakeholder Engagement 2006
Supersizing PMO performance
By Bourne, Lynda Many technically competent project management offices (PMOs) fail to maximize the value they can provide to their host organizations. Such PMOs-because they often focus only on technology, data, and…
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Conference Paper Strategy, Benefits Realization, Skill Development, Stakeholder Engagement 7 September 2000
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Making the link from strategy to projects--what's the payoff?
By Combe, Marge One frequently shared symptom among projects that fail is a lack continued executive support. Such withdraw of support usually occurs when projects goals do not ultimately align with corporate…
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