Tag: sustainability
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Strategy & Business
Technical PM

Megaprojects Should Focus on Sustainability – interview with Virginia A. Greiman

Szymon Pawłowski

10-02-2023

Strefa PMI nr 8, marzec 2015

The Big Dig was the largest project in the United States, it was 15 billion dollars upon completion, although originally estimated at 2.5 billion. And the primary reason for the growth was the fact that design development had not evolved until later on in the project. The Big Dig was a concept that was originated by 2 designers in the Massachusetts State Transportation Authority who had a vision about the future of Boston. In the 1950s when the interstate system was being funded in Massachusetts by the federal government they were funding 90 percent of our state highway projects. Unfortunately, when the interstate reached Boston it went above ground, because we did not have the technology in the 1950s to put highways underground through an inner city.

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Strefa Wiedzy
Strategy & Business

Zrównoważone zarządzanie projektami – moda czy konieczność?

Maciej Bodych

07-06-2022

Strefa PMI nr 37, Czerwiec 2022

Od wielu lat widzimy trend związany z uwzględnieniem aspektów społecznych i środowiskowych w kierunkach rozwoju firm i badań. Początkowo przyjęło się podejście CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility – Społeczna Odpowiedzialność Biznesu), ale mam wrażenie, że bardziej był to zabieg marketingowy niż rzeczywista zmiana podejścia. Aktualnie trendem stał się ESG (Environmental – Środowisko, Social Responsibility – Społeczna Odpowiedzialność, Corporate Governance – Ład Korporacyjny), który moim zdaniem ma szansę na wywarcie większego wpływu na przedsiębiorstwa.

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Strefa Wiedzy
Strategy & Business

Sustainability: Project Manager’s Contribution to Protecting the Planet

Artur Kasza

24-01-2022

Strefa PMI nr 31, Listopad 2020

You might have heard of the Earth Overshoot Day (EOD). This is the day each year by which the humanity starts using the resources of the following year. It is calculated by dividing the world’s biocapacity by the global ecological footprint and multiplying this by 365. The biocapacity is understood as the amount of natural resources generated by the planet in a given year and the ecological footprint is understood as the humanity’s consumption of those natural resources in that year.

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