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Shuang Dong - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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developing a city level multi project Management information system for chinese urbanization
International Journal of Project Management, 2015Co-Authors: Young Hoon Kwak, Shuang DongAbstract:Abstract The unprecedented Chinese urbanization leads to massive government-funded construction projects. In most cities, a special project Management mode called “Agent Construction Model (ACM)” has been adopted to manage and govern these projects under the same umbrella of administrative standards. The ACM integrates all available government resources to complete the urbanization projects but meanwhile it faces great challenges from overwhelming complex information and information processing. This study presents the development of a city-level Multi-Project Management information system to decompose the information processing complexity in the context of ACM Management mode. The complex adaptive system and two specific development techniques—adaptive project framework and modularized functional design method—are introduced for the system development. The system was validated at a typical urbanization city in Changchun, China. This research complements the existing project information system by adopting complexity design principles and it also provides practical value for managing large-scale urbanization projects.
Young Hoon Kwak - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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developing a city level multi project Management information system for chinese urbanization
International Journal of Project Management, 2015Co-Authors: Young Hoon Kwak, Shuang DongAbstract:Abstract The unprecedented Chinese urbanization leads to massive government-funded construction projects. In most cities, a special project Management mode called “Agent Construction Model (ACM)” has been adopted to manage and govern these projects under the same umbrella of administrative standards. The ACM integrates all available government resources to complete the urbanization projects but meanwhile it faces great challenges from overwhelming complex information and information processing. This study presents the development of a city-level Multi-Project Management information system to decompose the information processing complexity in the context of ACM Management mode. The complex adaptive system and two specific development techniques—adaptive project framework and modularized functional design method—are introduced for the system development. The system was validated at a typical urbanization city in Changchun, China. This research complements the existing project information system by adopting complexity design principles and it also provides practical value for managing large-scale urbanization projects.
Anna Jerbrant - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the resource allocation syndrome the prime challenge of multi project Management
International Journal of Project Management, 2003Co-Authors: Mats Engwall, Anna JerbrantAbstract:This paper explores the nature of organizational settings, where a large extent of the operations is organized as simultaneous or successive projects. Anchored in qualitative case studies, the paper analyzes why the resource allocation syndrome is the number one issue for Multi-Project Management and discusses the underlying mechanisms behind this phenomenon.
Wuliang Peng - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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notice of retraction a critical chain based multi project Management plan scheduling method
International Conference on Industrial and Information Systems, 2010Co-Authors: Zhaofu Tian, Zhongliang Zhang, Wuliang PengAbstract:For Multi-Project Management, the major existing problem is resources conflict. However, the single project scheduling methods is not available there. In the Multi-Project Management, there are many problems, such as lack of dynamic, trouble with cascading effect, coordination in the Multi-Project and so on. This article is based on critical chain Multi-Project Management skills, scheduling the Multi-Project, setting up project buffer, feeding buffer and resource buffer, settling project resources conflict and carrying out the Multi-Project Management.
Mats Engwall - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the resource allocation syndrome the prime challenge of multi project Management
International Journal of Project Management, 2003Co-Authors: Mats Engwall, Anna JerbrantAbstract:This paper explores the nature of organizational settings, where a large extent of the operations is organized as simultaneous or successive projects. Anchored in qualitative case studies, the paper analyzes why the resource allocation syndrome is the number one issue for Multi-Project Management and discusses the underlying mechanisms behind this phenomenon.