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The Value-Abled Project

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Aaron SmithMember for 20 years
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Planning Planet member and author Stephen Devaux is writing a series of articles on ProjectsAtWork.com (registration is free). The series will explore, summarize and expand on the specific techniques, metrics and implications of a methodology called Total Project Control (TPC), which focuses on managing and demonstrating project value. The first article appeared today, October 12. Check it out!
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    Chris Oggham ·
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    Hi Aaron,

    Sounds as if it could be similar in concept to TQM, I’ll take a look.

    Thanks

    Chris Oggham
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    Vinod Raturi ·
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    Hi all ,

    my problem is , whenever i try to go into suggested website , all i get is My Family.com site.

    why is this. ?
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    Stephen Devaux ·
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    Gee, I dunno, Vinod. The URL is

    http://www.projectsatwork.com/

    By the way, I’d be delighted to discuss anything in these articles, either here on Planning Planet or on the ProjectsatWork website. I regard Planning Planet as the having the most informed project management community of any discussion forum I’ve yet found on the Internet. And, although the first couple of articles are fairly theoretical, I do intend to explore specific techniques and metrics, especially CPM.
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    Stephen Devaux ·
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    Hi. The second article in the series on Total Project Control "Money Project," is now available on the Projects@Work on-line magazine. All the articles in the series will be accessible at:

    http://www.projectsatwork.com/Departments/Methods-Means/

    I’ll be happy to discuss anything in the series either at that site or here at Planning Planet.

    Steve Devaux, PMP
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