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plan up to date. The preproject documentation defines theproject “as proposed.” In the development of ... in TheProjectManagement Body of Knowledge (PMBOK)
published by theProjectManagement Institute (PMI), a professional society servicing the needs of this career
area. The definition in the ... available for each ofthe basic stages of the
project, together with the amount and difficulty ofthe work to be accomplished in those phases, heavily
influences the nature ofthe task to be managed.
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the freedom to perform their tasks. Theproject manager was very involved, but only to the extent needed by
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share of your ... to paper often prove to be
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The International Association ofProjectManagement (IPMA)
The profession ofprojectmanagement ... although these could be placed in the second rank. Intended occupiers
of the shops, of ces and other premises also have a stake in the project.
There are others who will be dependent on the secondary ...
performance ofthe IT. It is only when the new system is up, running and accepted
by the managers and staff of all the companies in the group that theproject
owner can begin to regard the project...
... that
their own view ofthe world is the most useful. Or worse, that it
is the only view ofthe world worth considering and using in
the project- planning process.
The hardest single part of building ... to other
software systems. No other part ofthe work so cripples the
results if done wrong. No other part is more difficult to rectify
later. Therefore, the most important function that the software
builder ... process, there are different ways to go about
doing it so that you’ll obtain good results. The details of these
methods and how to apply them are out ofthe scope of this
book. However, I can offer...
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mouse and other reported fish hepcidins. In liver, some
cells expressed both typesof hepcidins, while other
cells expressed only one of them or neither of them
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der hepcidins
The hemolytic activity ofthe synthetic Japanese flounder
hepcidins was measured by using microtiter plate twofold
dilution method [23]. The synthetic ... (Fig. 5). The effect of LPS on
the expressions of Hep-JF1 and Hep-JF2 is similar to
its effect on the expression of mouse type 1 hepcidin.
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PROFIT
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PROGRAMME
PROJECT 1
PROJECT 2
PROJECT 3
PROJECT 5
PROJECT 4
PROFIT
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PROGRAMME
PROJECT 1
PROJECT 2
PROJECT 3
PROJECT 5
PROJECT 4
BREAK-EVEN
3 Organizing for programme management ... train
aspiring project managers and learn the essential management skills to
become effective.
There is often a problem of defining what is a project and what is a sub-
project. The characteristics of projects ... The sub -project has a small team dedi-
cated to the work, with a project leader to manage the team. The sub-
project is likely to be completed before the whole project is completed and
then the...
... title;
ã the name ofthe sponsor;
ã the name ofthe programme /project manager;
ã the date when the proposal or business case is submitted to the PST
for approval;
ã the date when theproject brief ... trapped by
the old ways of doing things.
The primary objective of programme management is to ensure that all the
constituent projects together provide the benefit required, regardless of
the performance ... You are the manager of the
team only for the life ofthe programme or stand-alone project and then
you return to your other operational duties – or another programme with
possibly a different...
... and tracking the progress ofthe programme and projects
in the programme;
ã supporting and guiding theproject managers of projects in the
programme;
The key roles
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everything on the register ... are
accountable to their programme manager for their respective projects.
Programme managers are by default the sponsor for the projects in their
programme. Theproject managers of stand-alone projects ... to
become team members, and none ofthe active projects can proceed
without the active support ofthe functional managers (Figure 4.1).
Throughout the life oftheprojectthe functional managers play...
... strategy?
ã Does theproject form part of a programme of projects?
ã Will theproject form part of a chain of linked projects or a programme?
ã What is the timescale ofthe project?
ã Is there a business-critical ... continuous process throughout the life cycle of the
project and you must maintain awareness of risk in the minds of all the
members of your project team:
ã It should be started at the definition phase, ... profession!
THE PROJECT BRIEF AND SPECIFICATION
The kick-off meeting you have just completed will have been the focal
point of all the initial work associated with theproject start-up. The
purpose of...