DocumentCode
2817887
Title
Project Track and Trace Methodology in the Environment of Digital Ecosystem
Author
Dong, Hai ; Hussain, Farookh Khadeer ; Chang, Elizabeth
Author_Institution
Curtin Univ. of Technol., Darlington
fYear
2007
fDate
21-23 Feb. 2007
Firstpage
357
Lastpage
360
Abstract
Digital ecosystems (DE) is an open-source network environment for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). By means of DE, project organisations are able to realize the distribution of organisational structure, to reduce internal cost and to achieve the biggest benefit. However, some issues exist in the process of project track and trace processes. In this paper, we analyze the daily project track and trace activities, including the organisational structure, the procedure of project planning and the scenarios of project distribution, by a case study in City of Melville Council - a typical project organisation, to discover the issues in these activities. To solve the issues, we extend the theory of CCCI Metrics to the field of project management. By means of the extended theory, a Project Track and Trace Card is designed to assist the senior management to timely administrate the project completion status in organisations, and then to promote the knowledge sharing in project organisations.
Keywords
electronic commerce; organisational aspects; project management; small-to-medium enterprises; CCCI Metrics; Project Track and Trace Card design; SME; daily project trace activities; daily project track activities; digital ecosystem environment; organisational structure; project management; project organisations; project planning; small and medium enterprises; Cities and towns; Costs; Councils; Ecosystems; Electronic mail; Intelligent networks; Open source software; Organizational aspects; Project management; Quality management; CCCI Metrics; Digital Ecosystem; Knowledge Sharing; Project Track and Trace;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Digital EcoSystems and Technologies Conference, 2007. DEST '07. Inaugural IEEE-IES
Conference_Location
Cairns
Print_ISBN
1-4244-0470-3
Electronic_ISBN
1-4244-0470-3
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/DEST.2007.371998
Filename
4233732
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