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What is the main difference between a project and operations?
A project is temporary with a definite beginning and ending, while operations are ongoing and repetitive.
Define project management.
Project management is the application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to satisfy project requirements.
How is a program different from a project?
A program is a group of related projects managed together to obtain benefits and control, while a project is a standalone temporary endeavor.
What is the goal of portfolio management?
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Why is it important to manage projects as part of a program?
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What are some key activities involved in project management?
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What are the key concepts covered in the introduction to project management?
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What are some examples of project management methodologies mentioned in the text?
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What are some common project bottlenecks and potential solutions discussed?
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What tools are recommended for project management tasks like creating Gantt charts and communication?
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What ground rules should be followed during project management sessions?
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What is the recommended textbook for project management studies?
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What is the main difference between portfolio management and operations management?
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How are projects, programs, and subsidiary portfolios related within portfolio management?
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In the context of operations management, what functions are considered as part of operations?
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How does portfolio management differ from project management?
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What is the overarching goal of portfolio management?
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