The most common cause of ineffectiveness in lean projects comes from the inability or unwillingness to learn from past experiments. Zach Nies outlines six common mistakes of lean practitioners and how you can avoid them.
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One of the less well-understood parts of the PMBOK® Guide 5th Edition has been the significant refinement in the way project data is transformed into useful project reports. Lynda Bourne explains the flow.
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The project management industry has matured and grown significantly over the past 15 years, but a large number of projects still fail. Why is this the case? Jeroen Bolluijt and Brett Nan Tie believe a lack of data is part of the reason.
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For each building information modelling (BIM) enabled process, the project manager should help define and document geometric model and facility data requirements. Paul Sancandi explains what those requirements are.
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The internal application of building information modelling (BIM) is called a BIM Use. A BIM Use is defined as a method or strategy of applying BIM during a facility’s lifecycle to achieve one or more specific objectives. Paul Sancandi gives an overview of potential objectives for your project.
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Even five years ago, the volume of data in the construction industry was tiny compared to what exists on a project today. Steven Brant of Aconex outlines the considerations you need to make when managing your project information.
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