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Capital Projects: Capital Planning, Budgeting and Funding

ProjectManager.com

When governments or corporations make large investments, they don’t do so without serious planning. These capital projects can be infrastructure-based, such as roads and railways, when launched by the government. It’s used to help governments and corporations understand their future operational costs.

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Public Infrastructure: Project Management as a Key Success Factor

Inloox

Even though this project not quite reaches the epic financial miscalculation of Berlin’s BER airport, it again shows the difficulties realizing public infrastructure projects within their tightly constraint project plan. During the extensive approval processes alone, inflation can already pose a threat to budget planning.

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Exploring the Benefits of an Agile Application Modernization Approach

Leading Agile

Unless you have been constantly refactoring and modernizing this asset over its history, problems begin to emerge: On-premises infrastructure costs are not competitive. You have multiple versions, releases, and code bases, creating a support nightmare. But time pressures, expediency, and tightening budgets make you opt for band-aids.

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What Is a Capital Improvement Plan & How to Create One

ProjectManager.com

That creates a dilemma: how to spend their budget. Can project management software facilitate this work? A capital improvement plan (CIP) is used by organizations to make smart budgeting decisions on which large projects or purchases to pursue. However, the capital improvement plan is aligned with the annual budget.

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IT project management explained: How to run great IT projects

Planio

The best companies rely on a solid foundation of IT infrastructure to grow, adapt to market changes, and keep their users happy. On average, IT projects come with more complexity and risk, and can quickly fall to pieces without proper due diligence, management, and leadership. But this is a mistake. And that’s no simple job.

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Exploring the differences: Projects vs operations examples

Rebel’s Guide to PM

All these require careful planning and execution in order to be completed successfully within budgeted timelines without compromising on quality standards set by the organization itself, its customers, clients, and stakeholders. In the United States, the Government Accountability Office publishes regular reports into major projects.

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Risks in the project: an overview

Inloox

These are the most common and significant types of risk in the project: Content: Internal vs. external risk Cost risk Schedule risk Performance risk Legal risk Governance risk Strategic risk Operational risk Market risk Force majeure Internal vs. external risk Risks can be divided into two categories, internal and external.

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