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Managing evaluation projects in a contract research organization: Constraints on the project director

Robert G. St. Pierre

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Abstract The degree of control that project directors exert over the technical direction of evaluations and the selection of evaluation staff is examined, and the way in which it has grown and shrunk over the past decade is considered.

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Abstract The degree of control that project directors exert over the technical direction of evaluations and the selection of evaluation staff is examined, and the way in which it has grown and shrunk over the past decade is considered.

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Abstract The degree of control that project directors exert over the technical direction of evaluations and the selection of evaluation staff is examined, and the way in which it has grown and shrunk over the past decade is considered.

Key concepts: Selection (genetic algorithm), Control (management), Business, Program evaluation, Engineering management, Process management, Project management, Evaluation methods

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