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Project Management

How much planning is enough can be a difficult questions to answer. Lack of sufficient planning usually shows up fairly quickly and often with dramatic results, but how do you know when you've done too much planning?

Project Management

Can you please suggest an example of a project within a health care organization that might not have been actually called a 'project'?

operation managment

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Operation Management

(Use this information for the following to questions) A manufacturing plant needs to acquire a new type of part for use in assembling its primary end-item product. It has three options for acquiring the part: it can buy the part from an outside vendor, or manufacture it in-house on one of two different machines it can buy. The ...continues

operation managment

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Gerry Putz is a graduate assistant at Hoosier State College.

Use the following data for the next question. Gerry Putz is a graduate assistant at Hoosier State College. As part of his duties, he holds regular office hours each week. The class he helps teach is very large – a requirement for all incoming freshmen – so demand for his services during office hours is fairly heavy and consiste ...continues

Project Management - Project Scheduling

1) What is the difference between a task flow network diagram and a Gantt chart. What is the relative value of each to the project manager? 2) Gantt charts have a potential disadvantage when it comes to identifying certain types of task dependencies. What is this disadvantage?

Project Management

I am trying to understand why using the functional elements of the parent organization as the administrative home for a project offers a number of potential advantages. In theory, this allows maximum flexibility in the use of in-house staff. In practice, this is not always the case. What causes this apparent advantage to beco ...continues

Project Management

Why is the SOW a part of a contractual Agreement, which would also have legal implications but yet, why is the technical approach not always binding? In what cases would it be binding?

Project Management: using functional elements of the parent corporation

Using the functional elements of the parent organization as the administrative home for a project offers a number of potential advantages. In theory, this allows maximum flexibility in the use of in-house staff. In practice, this is not always the case. What causes this apparent advantage to become a liability in some organiz ...continues