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Critical Chain Project Management pdf Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) concerns a relatively new project management method involving...

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Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) concerns a relatively new project management method involving scheduling project activities. The method is derived from the Theory of Constraints. Although many project management professionals consider CCPM a promising method, it still isn’t widely adopted. 

A problem of CCPM adoption is that, since in a variety of occasions project workers resist working according to the principles of CCPM, it threats sustained effects of CCPM. The research focuses on how (project) workers within an organization resist the paradigm of CCPM. It includes a different perspective from other studies available.

The research findings are of a significant value to project management practitioners, by contributing to deeper insight and awareness of the elements of resistance that exist in CCPM environments. That knowledge contributes to possible adaption and possibly further adoption of CCPM. 
Although case study findings cannot easily be generalized, they still can be seen as an example and hence will contribute to recognition, awareness and deeper insight. The expert review functions as a starting point of comparison to the broader context of CCPM appears on many points affirmative.
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Projects have evidently become the core activity in most companies and organizations where they are investing significant amount of resource...

IMPROVING PROJECT MANAGEMENT PLANNING AND CONTROL IN SERVICE OPERATIONS ENVIRONMENT

Projects have evidently become the core activity in most companies and organizations where they are investing significant amount of resources in different types of projects as building new services, process improvement, etc. This research has focused on service sector in attempt to improve project management planning and control activities. 

The research is concerned with improving the planning and control of software development projects. Existing software development models are analyzed and their best practices identified and these have been used to build the proposed model in this research. 
The research extended the existing planning and control approaches by considering uncertainty in customer requirements, resource flexibility, and risks level variability. In considering these issues, the research has adopted lean principles for planning and control software development projects.
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