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June 07, 2025

Demand Management

In project management, demand management refers to the structured recording, evaluation, and prioritization of project requirements and resource needs. The goal is to make optimal use of available capacities, identify bottlenecks at an early stage, and enable well-informed decisions for project planning and control.

Gerald Aquila

Gerald Aquila

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