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The management of nurses in internet-based home care in tertiary general hospitals in China: a mixed methods study. [PDF]
Cao Z, Yue L, Peng H, Li B, Peng B.
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Reducing social media use via contingency management: A replication and extension. [PDF]
Olgun D, Deshais MA, Kahng S, LaRue RH.
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Gender Disparities in Interventional Pain Medicine: Representation, Leadership, and Compensation. [PDF]
Catalanotto M, Kim SJ, Javed S.
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John L. Markley, a legacy of service in structural biology. [PDF]
Hoch JC +4 more
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A fuzzy approach for the earned value management
Abstract The earned value technique is a crucial technique in analyzing and controlling the performance of a project which allows a more accurate measurement of both the performance and the progress of a project. This paper presents a new fuzzy-based earned value model with the advantage of developing and analyzing the earned value indices, and the ...
Leila Moslemi Naeni +2 more
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Extensions of earned value management: Using the earned incentive metric to improve signal quality
This research introduces novel control metrics for projects that use cost and/or time incentives. The proposed technique extends the traditional earned value management (EV M) methodology for project control.
Mario Vanhoucke
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Grey Earned Value Management: Theory and Applications
IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 2021Project stakeholders always investigate possible approaches to monitor project progress closely and further, taking necessary actions during the whole phases of the project in order to manage delays. Earned value management (EVM) is one of the methods, which can forecast the required costs for accomplishment of the project.
Amin Mahmoudi +2 more
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2012
In the previous parts of this book, it was assumed that the project has not started yet, and hence, the project was still in the definition and scheduling phase of the project life cycle. From this chapter on, it is assumed that the project has started (execution phase) and that the project is in progress.
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In the previous parts of this book, it was assumed that the project has not started yet, and hence, the project was still in the definition and scheduling phase of the project life cycle. From this chapter on, it is assumed that the project has started (execution phase) and that the project is in progress.
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