The main purpose of the PMO is to provide standardization in managing projects of large, complex scales as well as gain improvements in the planning and performance of initiatives (Applegate et al., 2009). ... With the limited resources being assigned to the major project, the diversity of the application is broad and full management team can't be moved into this group (Applegate et al., 2009). ... It was challenging because implementing PMO will go against the grain of organizational culture (Applegate et al., 2009). ... In this approach, all projects operate under existing organizatio...

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The corporate restructuring of organizations divided into two types: financial restructuring, and organizational restructuring (Cappelli et al, 1997). ... Organizational restructuring refers to decentralization of authority, development of team, and downsizing of employment (Cappelli et al, 1997). ... Strategic restructuring of company is slowly driving change not only human resource practices and services, but also the way human resource function is organized (Mohrman et al, 1997). ... It is clearly that restructuring is a very important part related to human resource management because "t...

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(Thompson et al., n.d.) ... (Thompson et al., n.d.) ... (Thompson et al., n.d., p. 94) To identify the conflict is crucial; conflict can be beneficial when managed effectively. ... (Thompson et al., n.d.) ... (as cited in Thompson et al., n.d., pp. 218 - 219) According to Capozzoli (1995) to engage in productive conflict, people have to learn and practice the skills of resolving conflict. ...

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In the year 1916, a French miner by the name of Henri Fayol published a book called "Admininstration Indutrielle et Generale.... The benefit of planning is that it aids in the allocation of resources and as a result, waste reduction (Robbins et al. 2005, 98). ... First, managers identify goals and objectives, measure probability of its achievement, identify deviators barring the business from achieving these objectives and correcting them to ensure that they do not affect the business negatively (Jeston et al. 2006, 67). ...

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Boud et al (1985, p 43) defines reflection as "an important human activity in which people recapture their experience, think about it, mull over and evaluate it. ... In his framework he explains the world as complex of diverse nations and people, who act, think and perform differently (Hoftsede et al., 2010). ... According to Path-goal contingency theory the willingness I have to simplify the path and help my followers in the achievement of any task by reducing the road blocks determined that my leadership style was a mixture of supportive and participative leadership (Robbins et al., 2010). ...

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Burns (1978) as indicated in (Herald, et al., 2008) documented that leaders who demonstrated transformational behaviors appeal to followers and their viewpoint of values and are then able to have employees see a higher vision and inspire followers to put forth of themselves in the service of realizing and accomplishing that vision as a team. Emery and Barker (2007) agree with Burns (1978) and Herald, et al. (2008) and indicate leaders who follow the transformational theory exhibit concern for the employee individual needs and treat each employees as an individual. ... Herold, et al (2008) stu...

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The service must be delivered properly the first time because it cannot be returned or exchanged (Hubbert et al, 1995). The possibility of a refund is always there, however the experience is already complete and the customer cannot forget or replace the dissatisfaction received (Hubbert et al, 1995). ...

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Equal Commitment According to de Leede, et al. in The myth of self managing teams (1999), there are fours steps that should be taken to ensure that all team members understand the task and responsibility of being a team member. 1. ... (de Leede, et al., 1999, 204-206) 10. ...

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Human skills are needed at all levels of management where as technical skills are more important at entry levels (McCuddy et. al., 2004). ... Technical skills involve proficiency using selected methods, processes and procedures to accomplish tasks, knowledge of expertise gained through experience and education, and performing specialized tasks (McCuddy et. al., 2004). ...

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According to Al-Mudimigh et al. (2004, p. 311) "The creation of value is managed through what has been referred to as the supply chain, value chain of customer chain, each of which refers to a series of integrated, dependent process through which specifications are transformed to finished deliverables ". ...

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As companies are becoming more diverse and it's becoming very important for companies to understand and manage it. People of different background, races, religion create a diverse workforce. There is an importance of having diverse workforce to provide better performance. There are perspectives of ...

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Abstract Selling customer information compares with sharing information and it depicts data exchange between the different firms, individuals, or technologies. With the increasingly complex analytic tools, practically all entrepreneurs enjoy some access to a broad range of information about their cu...

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