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Classification and Basics of Project Management in Logistics and SCM

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Project Management in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

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It is impossible to imagine everyday life without projects. In many companies, the proportion of work that is carried out in the form of projects is as high as 50 percent. Although the term “project” is well established in science, in everyday business and private life, no generally acceptable definition has yet been established. The ISO 21500 series of standards, which deals with projects and project management, is the most accepted definition.

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Hartel, D.H. (2022). Classification and Basics of Project Management in Logistics and SCM. In: Hartel, D.H. (eds) Project Management in Logistics and Supply Chain Management. Springer Series in Supply Chain Management, vol 15. Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35882-2_1

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