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- Page 9 and 10: Foreword The goal of this book is t
- Page 11 and 12: Overview Successful Project Managem
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• Is the product, at various stag
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Chapter 5 Structuring and Schedulin
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Table 5A WBS for the B. Com. Degree
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Sample Gantt Chart Figure 5B Course
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Chapter 6 The Project Team Knowing
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observation, how productive is your
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The tasks to be done In project man
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• have a clear knowledge of proje
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critics who question ideas from tea
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Two members are in disagreement wit
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our own things without interference
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vi. Members being unable to manage
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Organizations perform work either a
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Let us now share ideas about the ma
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• infrequent communication with s
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On the basis of what we said above,
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Project Cost Management Regarding p
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1. Do you concur that managing a pr
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Chapter 8 Project Control and Evalu
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Individual activities Team activiti
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• New tasks without guidance or t
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Project closure You will recall tha
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• Evaluation is planned at the ou
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surprising that project team meetin
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determined, it is important to cons
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In our opinion, if you produce agen
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• informed as to the meeting’s
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?? Activity Five types of difficult
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Case Study A Two lecturers from the
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Case Study C Two distance education
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The NGO recommends re-education of
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The head of your institution decide
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• The learner does not have to le
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References Andersen, E.S., Grude, K