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Evaluating and interpreting estimates (in special issue on project risk management)

Evaluating and interpreting estimates (in special issue on project risk management)
Evaluating and interpreting estimates (in special issue on project risk management)
The credibility and felicity of the project estimates designed for an activity or duration at the planning stage is crucial for achieving success in managing risks. In this article, Chris Chapman and Stephen Ward explains a new and simple approach to determine the estimates by considering all the factors that affects them both, directly and indirectly.
25-29
Chapman, Chris
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Ward, Stephen
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Chapman, Chris
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Ward, Stephen
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Chapman, Chris and Ward, Stephen (2004) Evaluating and interpreting estimates (in special issue on project risk management). Projects & Profits, 4 (4), 25-29.

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Abstract

The credibility and felicity of the project estimates designed for an activity or duration at the planning stage is crucial for achieving success in managing risks. In this article, Chris Chapman and Stephen Ward explains a new and simple approach to determine the estimates by considering all the factors that affects them both, directly and indirectly.

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Published date: 2004

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Local EPrints ID: 37103
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/37103
PURE UUID: c5ff4700-b7aa-488b-9683-80ea0f740d38

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Date deposited: 23 May 2006
Last modified: 11 Dec 2021 15:35

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Author: Chris Chapman
Author: Stephen Ward

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