PMP terms in English, and its explanation in Arabic
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Project Procurement Terms and Definitions used regularly in construction projects and defined in PMI PMBOK
Project Management Acronyms
AC: Actual Cost
ACWP: Actual Cost of Work Performed
AD: Activity Description
ADM: Arrow Diagramming Method
AE: Apportioned Effort
AF: Actual Finish Date
Arabic English dictionary for the most used words in project management.
A common trend is that in the middle of a project, the team start to feel like they are under pressure and they lose sight of the end goal. The excitement of “project startup” is long since past and any team politics have kicked in. It’s now that you need to recognize and reward staff for good performance. And it’s now that you need to focus the team by restating the objectives, providing incentives and boosting morale. You need to be their shining star when things get dark and gloomy.
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