2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.03.012
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How can the Trade off between Corporate Business Strategy and Project Risk be Optimized?

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“…Indeed, it is through projects initiated that the company achieves its strategic vision in the short and long term. Portfolio management provides the link between strategy and implementation of projects into the operational environment (Sheykh et al, 2013). Indeed, in order to achieve its strategic objectives, the company must manage its projects portfolio so that projects contribute together to achieve these goals.…”
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“…Indeed, it is through projects initiated that the company achieves its strategic vision in the short and long term. Portfolio management provides the link between strategy and implementation of projects into the operational environment (Sheykh et al, 2013). Indeed, in order to achieve its strategic objectives, the company must manage its projects portfolio so that projects contribute together to achieve these goals.…”
Section: Strategic Alignmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Let us consider the two-dimensional analysis riskvalue, as presented by (Sheykh and al., 2013). As shown in figure 2, we can identify high-potential projects according to these two criteria: risk and value.…”
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