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    their surrounding environment because they often take on distinctive roles and behaviours. Lewins further describes individuals as acting with “the totality of coexisting facts which are conceived of as mutually interdependent”. Therefore project managers should examine the behaviour functions and distinguish component parts to assess complete situations. We can argue that Tuckman’s model is effective in distinguishing behaviours at each different stage to reduce errors but it doesn’t support…

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    Tour Manager Case Study

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    A tour manager should have organization, interpersonal skills, listening skills, problem-solving skills, business skills, creativity, and knowledge of sound systems (Study.com, n.d.) All of these skills are important to have, but there are some that should be emphasized. Therefore, a tour manager must have excellent interpersonal skills. He/she must be able to communicate well to each client, worker, or potential contact. He/she must also be able to multi-task and be able to quickly solve…

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    Real Life Project Analysis

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    Introduction This assignment is mainly about the objectives, scope & strategy of a real- life project. A project is a piece of planned work or an activity that is finished over a period of time and intended to achieve a particular aim (project Meaning, 2015). A project is unique as it is not a daily routine operation, but a specific set of operations designed to accomplish a singular goal. Therefore, a project team often includes people who don’t usually work together, some might from different…

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    of overall programmes and may be broken down into tasks, subtask and further if desired. Success has always been the ultimate goal of every type of project. According to Pinto & Slevin (1986) in their research after sampling over 650 project managers concluded that “Project success” is something different that just meeting cost, time and performance specifications. As a manner of fact, client contentment with the final result has a great deal to do with perceived…

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    The Role of Bodies of Knowledge in Project Management In general, professions are mainly defined around their area of specific expertise/competence. Usually, project managers are former practitioners in the field promoted to supervise projects. The question is, can we create a position/profession of a project manager who is not competent in the project’s specific area but is equipped with the “Bodies of Knowledge” (BOKs) in project management? Without overemphasizing on didactic knowledge…

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    During our class lecture that took place on April 6, 2016, we had the opportunity of learning from a guest speaker, Cody Whittle, who is a construction project manager for Andres Construction Services located in Dallas, Texas. Andres Construction Services is a Texas based general contractor and has office locations in Dallas, Austin, and Houston. As stated above, Cody came from the Dallas office to speak to our class about the importance of construction scheduling, and how he has been able to…

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    Product development teams / integrated product teams are formed with personnel from different functional departments to support the design, development and transition to production of a new product. These teams provide a mechanism to facilitate earlier involvement of the key functions that are involved in the design, production and support of a product. This early involvement is intended to result in the design and production of a product on schedule and within budget that is lower in cost,…

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    The warfighting function that enables successful continuation of military operations is sustainment. Sustainment is defined as providing logistic support, personnel services, and health services in order to continue operations until the mission is successfully completed (ADP 4-0.) Without sustainment operations, the Army would be unable to continue to operate both large and small scale missions. ADP 4-0 provides seven separate but closely related principles that provide guidance to commanders…

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    Gad, I am returning this assignment to you as there is still a lot of work that you need to complete to ensure that the learning outcomes and assessment criteria are covered sufficiently. In 1.1 - I am not sure that I particularly agree with the differences between safeguarding and protection - could you please look at this again. In 1.2 - This is not an evaluation and needs far more detail You have started to explain some of the legislative framework and good to see that you have mentioned The…

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    1. Introduction How to define the success or failure of a project? It is consider as a successful project if the project meets scope, time and cost goals that means what work will be done as part of the project, how long it should take to complete the project, how much it should cost to complete the project and how good does the quality of the products or services need to be. Apart from the above element, a successful project is a product of an integrated efforts and contribution of Client,…

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