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ABSTRACT
TRManager – Technical Risk Manager
This paper presents research into the development of a new
information management technique called Technical Risk
Manager. Project management involves the use of processes and
information management techniques to aid decision making in
the pursuit of project success. Project success may be achieved
by meeting time, cost or performance criteria. Current project
management practices focus on achieving time and cost project
success criteria by using three information management
techniques developed in the 1950s: Gantt, PERT and Critical
Path Method. Technical Risk Manager has been developed to
provide an information management technique that may be used
to aid project management decision making in the pursuit of
achieving the performance project success criteria.
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