EBK INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROJECT MANA
EBK INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROJECT MANA
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ISBN: 8220102957916
Author: SCHWALBE
Publisher: YUZU
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Chapter 3, Problem 9E

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Use of templates for helping project manager and teams:

  • The templates help to start with new projects easily.
  • With the help of different project management methods, predefined templates can be chosen.
  • Project manager and team members can quickly recognize methods, templates and checklists with the help of an already established project structure...

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Potential problems of using templates:

The potential problems of using templates include:

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