Improving multi-project management in two product development organizations

We describe how two product development organizations have started improving their multi-project management. A typical problem in new product development (NPD) organizations is that too many projects are launched. NPD projects can range from advanced research to enhancements to existing product line...

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Hauptverfasser:	Rautiainen, K., Nissinen, M., Lassenius, C.
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