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Modeling and Simulating Coordination in Projects

Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce, 1999
A main challenge in managing projects is identification and understanding of interactions between subtasks. These interactions give rise to dependencies between activities in the project plan. The resulting interdependence between members of the project team requires them to coordinate extensively during project execution.
Lars Chr. Christensen, Tore R. Christiansen, Yan Jin 0008, John C. Kunz, Raymond E. Levitt   +4 more
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The project coordinator's problem

Omega, 1978
Abstract A project coordinator has a set of activities with known durations and values which are available for scheduling within a given horizon. There may be both precedence and corequisite restrictions (two activities are corequisites if scheduling one implies the other must be scheduled).
LF McGinnis, HLW Nuttle
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Ontology Coordination: The iCoord Project Demonstration

2008
The increasing complexity of knowledge-intensive applications, such as information integration, semantic search, semantic web services, collaborative knowledge sharing and exchange, demands more and more for ontology coordination systems with functionalities for knowledge discovery and acquisition to enable enhanced ontology design, maintenance, and ...
S. Castano, A. Ferrara, D. Lorusso, S. Montanelli   +3 more
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Other Issues in Project Coordination and Traits of a Project Coordinator

2013
Elements affecting project coordination have been identified and evaluated based on their criticality and the increase in coordination effort due to these elements. Literature on traits of project manager is reviewed and distinction between the role of project manager and project coordinator is made.
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Coordination in Innovation Projects

2011
Many empirically based studies support a positive connection between cross-functional cooperation and successful innovation. In this context, the existing literature mainly points to the interplay between the two key functional areas of research and development (RD Moenaert et al. 1994). The integration of production (Olson et al. 2001; Kahn 2001; Song
Cornelius Herstatt, Norbert Lühring
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Central Project Coordinators

2018
This chapter outlines the tasks and responsibilities of the central project coordinators. In cross-national comparative surveys, the central project coordinators are responsible for establishing and overseeing the implementation of general survey guidelines. Their key tasks include the development of the source questionnaire.
Jürgen H. P. Hoffmeyer-Zlotnik, Uwe Warner   +1 more
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Projections and Coordinate Spaces

2003
In this chapter we will see how you can use the position of points in 3D space to texture surfaces. This allows you to create objects that appear to be carved from blocks, and to texture objects for which texture coordinates are inadequate.
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Project Coordination for Success

2013
Coordination among project participants is recognized as one of the important success attributes. Coordination activities carried out by a coordinator for achieving day-to-day coordination in a construction project have been identified. Based on the analysis of questionnaire responses the coordination activities have been ranked in descending order of ...
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The clinical project coordinator

Critical Care Nursing Quarterly, 1991
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Coordinate Systems and Projections

2018
We are living on a spherical earth and the location of any feature can be determined by using a coordinate system.
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