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Process Structure in Service Projects

Global organizations working on large portfolios have developed quality assurance artefacts and working processes to ensure and control projects quality, adapting those to industry and project organization's specifics. A literature review illustrates that most of the existing quality and auditi...

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Published in:FAIMA Business & Management Journal 2021-06, Vol.9 (2), p.20-29
Main Authors: Grigore, Mihaela Carmen, Ştefan, Doina Marina, Ionescu, Sorin
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