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        Conclusion / 3-21
        References / 3-22

        Chapter 4. Total Life-Cycle System Management  James V. Jones  4-1

        Product Life Cycle / 4-2
        An Example of the TLCSM Concept / 4-5
        Operational Effectiveness (O )/ 4-5
                           E
        Operational Availability (A )/ 4-5
                          o
        Operation and Maintenance Support Requirements / 4-10
        Cost of Ownership (C )/ 4-12
                      o
        Making the Final Decision / 4-15
        Establishing the Capability / 4-15
        Through-Life Cost / 4-16
        TLCSM and Sustainment / 4-16
        Benefits of TLCSM / 4-18
        Chapter 5. Developing Multinational Project Teams  Aaron J. Nurick
        and Hans J. Thamhain                                           5-1

        Managerial Challenges in Multinational Team Environments  / 5-2
        A Model for Team Building / 5-6
        Drivers and Barriers of High Team Performance / 5-7
        Keeping the Team Focused  / 5-11
        Building High-Performing Global Teams / 5-12
        Recommendations / 5-13
        A Final Note / 5-16
        References / 5-17

        Chapter 6. Risk Identification and Assessment for International
        Construction Projects  John A. Walewski, G. Edward Gibson, Jr., and
        Ellsworth F. Vines                                             6-1

        Research Objectives / 6-3
        Development of the Ipra Tool / 6-3
        Risk Assessment Workshops / 6-4
        Consistency Test / 6-7
        Application and Use of the Ipra Tool / 6-9
        How to Assess a Project / 6-10
        Philosophy of Use / 6-13
        Conclusions / 6-14
        Risk Management to Improve Project Performance / 6-15
        References  / 6-16
        Appendix 6a / 6-17

        Chapter 7. Program Management and Project Portfolio Management
        Roland Gareis                                                 7-1

        Abstract / 7-1
        The Program: A Social Construct / 7-2
        The Program Management Process / 7-3
        Specific Features of Program Management / 7-5
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