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Project change management system

delete2001-07-01
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C. William Ibbs *
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Wong, CK
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Young Hoon Kwak
DOI：10.1061/(ASCE)0742-597X(2001)17:3(159)delete
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Changes in projects are common and may be deleterious or beneficial - whether you see a change as a conflict or a valuable lesson depends only on your prospective. Project changes affect the cost, the scheduling, and the duration of projects, both directly and indirectly. Despite many articles and much discussion in practice and academic literature, there is a lack of information about systematic approaches to manage project change. This paper introduces a comprehensive project change management system that is founded on five principles: (1) promote a balanced change culture; (2) recognize change; (3) evaluate change; (4) implement change; and (5) continuously improve from lessons learned. By applying this project change management system, project participants can minimize deleterious change and promote beneficial change.

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Journal of Management in Engineering
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