AbstractThe importance of project management as a special organizational form for temporary endeavors and in particular for international collaborations increases steadily. Can the use of standards guarantee the excellent performance of a project or is the result just a good and acceptable project quality? These questions will be answered with regard to the new ISO 21.500 guideline for project management, to the art of national and international Project management standards and to the model for the project excellence. It will be shown how different standards help to build trust for collaboration in projects. In this paper the new global Standard, the national and international standards and a Project Excellence Modell der IPMA will be descr...
AbstractThere is a great deal of literature written on how different project management standards an...
The importance of project management is recognised within the UK construction industry. Various proj...
Risk can be managed, minimized, shared, transferred or accepted but it cannot be ignored. An effecti...
AbstractThe importance of project management as a special organizational form for temporary endeavor...
AbstractThis paper explores the need for global professional standards in the project cost managemen...
The purpose of this paper is to present and compare the main standards for project risk management t...
In a quest to meet ever more ambitious goals, industry is increasing its standardization efforts at ...
The XXI. century increased the value of projects in the life of companies. Our economic system has n...
Successful project management requires the use of process models that meet the requirements of the r...
Professional project management associations have produced practice standards that may be used by pr...
Projects create value and capabilities for organizations and beneficiaries of their outcomes and mus...
As more organisations adopt project management approaches and the demand for project managers grows,...
Project management standards provide an inventory of commonly accepted processes and tools which cla...
AbstractThe implementation of ISO 9001 quality management systems in 21 organizations was studied th...
AbstractThe paper presents a fundamental analysis of the effect of the certification process on proj...
AbstractThere is a great deal of literature written on how different project management standards an...
The importance of project management is recognised within the UK construction industry. Various proj...
Risk can be managed, minimized, shared, transferred or accepted but it cannot be ignored. An effecti...
AbstractThe importance of project management as a special organizational form for temporary endeavor...
AbstractThis paper explores the need for global professional standards in the project cost managemen...
The purpose of this paper is to present and compare the main standards for project risk management t...
In a quest to meet ever more ambitious goals, industry is increasing its standardization efforts at ...
The XXI. century increased the value of projects in the life of companies. Our economic system has n...
Successful project management requires the use of process models that meet the requirements of the r...
Professional project management associations have produced practice standards that may be used by pr...
Projects create value and capabilities for organizations and beneficiaries of their outcomes and mus...
As more organisations adopt project management approaches and the demand for project managers grows,...
Project management standards provide an inventory of commonly accepted processes and tools which cla...
AbstractThe implementation of ISO 9001 quality management systems in 21 organizations was studied th...
AbstractThe paper presents a fundamental analysis of the effect of the certification process on proj...
AbstractThere is a great deal of literature written on how different project management standards an...
The importance of project management is recognised within the UK construction industry. Various proj...
Risk can be managed, minimized, shared, transferred or accepted but it cannot be ignored. An effecti...