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The Life Cycle of Technical Projects

Pierre Bonnal · Didier Gourc · G. Lacoste

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This paper reviews four project life-cycle models presenting some interests in the management of technical projects. It is shown that each life-cycle model has some specificity that can explain a particular aspect of a project or of the duty of a project manager. Because the reality of a project is always complex, it cannot be embraced by a single model; therefore, several complementary models are required.

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1996A Guide to the project management body of knowledge 1995Project management : a systems approach to planning, scheduling, and controlling 1987Project management handbook 1996Project management: A managerial approach

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