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Moving beyond projects
Write an analysis of the essential differences between a ‘project', a ‘mega-project', a ‘programme' and a ‘portfolio'. Be sure to compare the distinctive programme activities and organisational configurations for the different programme types (500 words).
Organisational context
Examine programme typologies and analyse the specific organisational challenges faced in managing different types of programmes (500 words).
Programme/portfolio formulation
Write an analysis of the potential impact of the early and front-end part of the PPM process on ‘overall project portfolio success'. For your analysis, assume that this part of the process includes ‘ideation portfolio management' (Heising, 2012) and the ‘pre-screening' stage in Archer and Ghasemzadeh's (1999) framework for project portfolio selection (500 words).
Organisational structure
Write an analysis of how an organisation can maximize and sustain value from having a PMO in place (500 words).
Multi-project scheduling and resource allocation
Write an appraisal of commonly used heuristics in multi-project scheduling (500 words).
Executing programmes and portfolios
Write an analysis of how an organisation about to embark on a number of major programmes for the first time can benefit from developing a generic model of the programme life cycle (500 words).
Benefits realisation
Write an analysis of how an organisation can proactively manage the creation of value from programmes and portfolios (500 words).
Programme and portfolio capability
Write an assessment of the various change agents that an organisation could utilise as part of a major change initiative to develop its programme or portfolio management capability (500 words).
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Australian competition and competition and consumer act
: HI6027: Business and Corporate Law - Outline the Trade Practice: Act/Australian Competition and Competition and Consumer Act have been breached and Discuss and critically ANALYSE the court/tribunal decision and the reason for the decision
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How would you describe the firms current financial condition
: How would you describe the firm's current financial condition? (Use financial ratios and other pertinent income and balance sheet data to support your analysis).
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Staff members-management team and medical staff
: As a healthcare leader yourself, how will you interact with your staff members, management team, and medical staff as part of your leadership role?
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Does the intergenerational nature of medicare
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Examine programme typologies
: Examine programme typologies and analyse the specific organisational challenges faced in managing different types of programmes
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Technology strategy for the supply chain of starbucks
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Warranties and loss contingencies
: 2. Product Yellow-Product warranty costs cannot be reasonably estimated because this is a new product line. However, the chief engineer believes that product warranty costs are likely to be incurred.
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New product development process
: Place these elements of the new product development process in order based on timing of each activity first to last. . Note this is not the complete process.
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Litigation and environmental
: Litigation and Environmental: The Company has been notified, or is a named or a potentially responsible party in a number of governmental (federal, state and local) and private actions associated with environmental matters, such as those relating ..
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