Lessons Learned Log in Project Management Practices

Lessons Learned Log is a popular practice in classic project management. PMI’s PMP includes Lessons Learned Log as the official topic of its project manager certification exam. In real life, project managers use this log to record important lessons learned from project work.

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Creating a production process and management office with Kaizen principles

The establishment of the production process and the management office is the first important organizational and administrative management activity that every organization has to go through. The old Kaizen Agile principles are still the basis for the creation of a solid production structure.

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The Emergence of Project Management

Distinctive factors that stand out in the emergence of project management, include:

• Demonstration of effectiveness through such noteworthy initiatives as the Manhattan Project and the Polaris Submarine Project.

• Development of specialized techniques for scheduling project activities such as PERT, CPM, and cost-schedule control systems.

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Request for Proposals (RFPs), Proposals, and Contracts in Project Management

Project management involves many practices for creating proposals and requirements. This chapter discusses how common procurement methods can result in project difficulties or even complete failure. It shows how inadequate Request for Proposals (RFPs) and Statements of Work (SOWs) make it difficult to employ modern iterative development methodologies such as the RUP.

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Executive and Organs of State in Civil, Political and Human Rights

Executive and Organs of State in Civil, Political and Human Rights. Article 9 binds all organs of state as well as their officials to observe the Bill of Rights. The executive, which normally refers to those political appointees who collectively head the government, whether it is at the federal or regional level, is also bound to respect and enforce the Bill of Rights (art.13).

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