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К вопросу о разнообразии видов проектов

К вопросу о разнообразии видов проектов

Abstract

В статье рассматриваются проблемы разнообразия видов проектов и критикуются традиционные подходы к классификации проектов, которые не приводят к существенным изменениям в адаптивности системы управления. В качестве новых подходов, повышающих гибкость проектного управления, разрабатываются концепции развивающихся и открытых проектов. Выработка этих концепций логично вытекает из критики современных подходов к классификации проектов.

Critical inquiry in the question of project classification. The article considers the problem of variety of project types and criticizes the traditional approaches to project classifications. Two new types of projects are suggested developing and open projects. These new types organically follow from the critique of the existing approaches to project classifications

Keywords

ПРОЕКТ,ПРОЕКТНОЕ УПРАВЛЕНИЕ,ТЕРМИНАЛЬНЫЙ ПРОЕКТ,РАЗВИВАЮЩИЙСЯ ПРОЕКТ,ОТКРЫТЫЙ ПРОЕКТ,КЛАССИФИКАЦИЯ ПРОЕКТОВ,ТИПОЛОГИЯ ПРОЕКТОВ

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