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Author Lechler, Thomas, 1961- author.

Title The silver lining of project uncertainties / Thomas G. Lechler, Ting Gao, Barbara Edington
Published Newtown Square, Pennsylvania : Project Management Institute, [2013]
©2013

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Description 1 online resource (1 volume)
Series Project Management Institute
Contents Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of Tables and Figures; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Differentiating the Management of Project Risks and Project Uncertainties; Research Objectives and Contributions; Conceptual Foundation for the Case Study Approach; Differentiating Project Success from Project Value; Project Risk Definition; Project Uncertainty Definition; Project Value Opportunity Definition; Conceptual Differences between Project Risk and Uncertainty Management; Research Methodology; Data Collection and Sample Description; Data Analysis Method
Case Study ResultsThe Nature and Sources of Project Uncertainties; Stakeholders as a Source of Project Uncertainties; Organizational Dynamics as a Source of Project Uncertainties; Technology as a Source of Project Uncertainties; Contextual Turbulence as a Source of Project Uncertainties; Project Task Characteristics as a Source of Project Uncertainties; Malmanagement as a Source of Project Uncertainties; The Nature of Exploited Project Value Opportunities; Project and Organizational Business Opportunity; Implementation Process Opportunity; Future Business Opportunity
Technical Invention OpportunityThe Discovery and Exploitation of Opportunities; The Nature of Stakeholders Discovering Value Opportunities; Value Effects of Opportunities; Misperceptions; Misperceptions of Project Complexity; Misperceptions of Project Uncertainties; Misperceptions of Opportunities; Relationships between Misperceived Uncertainties and Opportunities; Implications for Project Management Research; Relationship between Project Complexity and Project Uncertainty; Relationship between Project Uncertainty and Project Opportunity
Conceptual Differences between Uncertainty and Risk ManagementFoundations for an Alternative Project Management Paradigm; Implications for Project Management Education; Introducing the Discovery and Exploitation of Opportunity to Project Management Education; Augmenting Process Knowledge with Business Knowledge; Integrating Academic Business Disciplines into Project Management; Implications for Project Management Practice; Identifying Potential Sources of Uncertainties; Identifying Potential Project Value Opportunities; Managing Project Uncertainty
Flexible Management Expertise to Quickly Assess Situations and Identify OpportunitiesAbility to Analyze the Impact of the Change; Ability to Communicate the Potential Value of the Opportunity; New Role of Senior Management; Limitations and Outlook; References; Appendix; Initial Interview Protocol; Case List Summary
Summary Providing readers with a critical foundation for how to differentiate the management of project risks and uncertainties, this book shows how to differentiate project success from project value and how to clearly identify the key elements of project risk, uncertainty, and value opportunity. -- Edited summary from book
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references
Notes Print version record
Subject Project management.
Risk management.
Risk Management
risk management.
Project management
Risk management
Form Electronic book
Author Gao, Ting, 1984- author.
Edington, Barbara, author
ISBN 1628250321
9781628250329
9781628252569
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9781628251197
1628251190