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Contemporary Conflict Analysis in Perspective

Introduction “…at what point does the proliferation of ‘hunches’ add confusion or avoid critical issues in the field? Does yet another study that finds some statistically significant relationship between ecological (i.e. Attribute and relational) variables and the incidence or some other characteristic of war help develop theory? For the most …

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Distinction between Portfolio, Program, and Project Management

PROGRAM SUCCESS factorc Quite often, program success factors are not identified in advance and leave a gap in the expectations of the program sponsors and the program stakeholders. Success factors define what outcomes will be achieved and what factors will be measured for successful delivery. They are tangible and quantitative …

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The History of Project and Program Management

PROJECT MANAGEMENT HISTORY The very best place to start in understanding program and project management is to have a comprehensive knowledge of PMI-based definitions for project, programs, and the management process used to successfully achieve objectives. Project management is the foundation of program management, and program managers will generally be …

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Developing and Achieving a Common Vision

How often have you heard the phrase Informed team members understand the end game and become aware of efforts outside of their area of responsibility. Through this information gathering, teams can gain insight into the overall program and begin to identify areas of redundancies, reuse, and risks. In a positive …

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Leadership and Program Management

Leadership Study Good leadership drives motivation, innovation, creativity, conflict resolution, and team development while increasing risk tolerance and expanding communication channels. Therefore we can also assume that bad leadership will imply negative consequences for the team, program/project, and strategic objectives for the firm. To understand the value that leadership can …

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A cliche is not just something

Apple of My eye Slangs are used in highly informal speech that is outside conventional or standard usage and consists both of coined words and phrases, and of new or extended meanings attached to established terms. Slang develops from the attempt to find fresh and vigorous, colourful, pungent or humorous …

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Take a diet rich in Vitamin C,beta-carotene,Vitamin E and zinc

Home remedies for Jaundice Diet can play an important role to combat itching that result from food allergies. If you have identified foods that cause itching, it s best to avoid them completely. Increase your intake of Vitamin C, beta-carotene, Vitamin E and zinc through diet by having foods rich …

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Influenza treatment using Long Pepper

Insomnia Home remedies The use of long pepper is one of the most effective remedies in the treatment of influenza. Half a teaspoon of the powder of long pepper, mixed with two teaspoons of honey and half a teaspoon of juice of ginger, should be taken thrice a day. This …

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Medicinal Uses and Indications

Digestive Disorders (stomach upset, gas, abdominal cramps): The German Commission E (an authoritative body that determined which herbs could be safely prescribed in that country and for which purpose[s]) approved turmeric for a variety of digestive disorders. Curcumin, for example, one of the active ingredients in turmeric, induces the flow …

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