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100 1 _aCOLLYER, Simon
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245 1 0 _aAim, fire, aim—Project planning styles in dynamic environments
260 _aDrexel Hill :
_bProject Management Institute,
_csept. 2010
520 3 _aRapidly changing environments are a newly recognized and increasing challenge in the field of project management. Traditional prescriptive approaches, oriented around process control, are considered suboptimal in meeting this challenge. In this article, the authors present an exploratory theory-building study aiming to identify the project management approaches used by experienced practitioners to respond to rapidly changing environments. The results of 37 semistructured interviews with 31 participants across 10 industries (i.e., construction, aerospace, international community development, pharmaceutical, defense, film production, start-ups, venture capital, research, and information technology) were analyzed according to the planning styles used. Results are discussed in the light of previous research, and a model for better management in rapidly changing environments is proposed
650 4 _aGestão de Projetos
_913021
650 4 _aPaís em Desenvolvimento
_912991
650 4 _aPlanejamento
_912232
650 4 _aModelo de Gestão
_912032
700 1 _aWARREN, Clive
_946743
700 1 _aHEMSLEY, Bronwyn
_946744
700 1 _aSTEVENS, Chris
_946745
773 0 8 _tProject Management Journal
_g41, 4, p. 108-121
_dDrexel Hill : Project Management Institute, sept. 2010
_xISSN 87569728
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