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Current Drivers of Project Management A. Compression of the Product Life Cycle B. Knowledge Explosion C. Triple B ottom Line (Planet, People, Profit) D.
Increased Customer Focus E. Small Projects Represent Big Problems 3. Project Governance A. Alignment of Projects with Organizational Strategy 4. Project Management Today:A Socio-Technical Approach 5.
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Text Overview 7. Review Questions 9. Exercises 10. Case 1.1:A Day in the Life 11. Case1.2:The Hokie Lunch Group. Some environmental forces that have changed the way we manage projects are the product life cycle, knowledge growth, global competition, organization downsizing, technology changes, time-to-market. The impact of these forces is more projects per organization, project teams responsible for implementing projects, accountability, changing organization structures, need for rapid completion of projects, linking projects to organization strategy and customers, priorit izing projects to conserve organization resources, alliances with external organizations, and so on.