COMPARING MANUAL AND AUTOMATED CONTENT
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Program Framework - Product Realization, Process Improvement Review and Audit Taxonomy Project Reviews - Management Review Process Specific Process Applications The Implementation Challenge Product Reviews - The Technical Review The Software Inspection The Walkthrough Implementation Challenge Audits - The Audit Process Specific Process Applications Implementation Challenge Special Topics - Interviewing Report Writing Role of Quality Management A Guess and a Vision - The Vision and the Journey Program Overview Knowledge Based Maintenance Award and Reward Decision Support Recommendations Chapter Summaries Appendices Checklists Sample Forms Sample Letters Sample Plans and Reports.
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Data collected and generated through and posterior to projects, such as data residing in project management software and post project review documents, can be a major source of actionable insights and competitive advantage. This paper presents a rigorous methodological analysis of the applied research published in academic literature, on the application of data mining (DM) for project management (PM). The objective of the paper is to provide a comprehensive analysis and discussion of where and how data mining is applied for project management data and to provide practical insights for future research in the field.
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This Sage Research Methods tool is designed for the first time researcher to guide you through your research project. This section from the SRM Project Planner briefly covers the planning, data and dissemination of your research.
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To achieve success in a project various stakeholders - project manager, sponsor (sponsor) and other stakeholders with decision-making power - need to make decisions the right ones possible. However, it is known that the quality of the decision is strongly linked to the quality of information used in decision making. Neglecting the form of reports may represent an increased understanding of wanting to be reported and significantly increase the chances of failure of a project. The purpose of this article is to discuss the relationship between document design, project reports and management action taken with regard to the format, information and objectives of the document and the process of its preparation. Many project reports were analyzed. Sought to observe the semantics of text and image, as well as the pragmatic aspect regarding the textual presentation. As a result it was observed that the formats adopted in the reports may have significant influence on the speed of decision making and that the language in the context where it is produced and written often differs from what is required for decision making. Although often the report contains the information demanded (content), their form has not been prepared considering the user-reader. The results obtained in the analysis of the reports and the factors mentioned above point to the need for further research and reflection on the theme as well as the possibility of developing guidelines or references to assist professional project management non-designers in reporting project
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