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The methodology presented in this paper was created to assist the State of Michigan's government agencies to manage and monitor their Information Technology projects by establishing formal project management practices. The methodology is generic enough to be applied to all projects within the state. It is transferable from project to project but is not intended to be the sole source of information on Project Management.
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| Date: | May 2001 | ||
| Pages: | 255 |
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