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Project selection,y benefits and costs of a project, surely we can see at once whether or not it is worth doing? If the project is worth doing, we would select it, and if not, we would reject it. Why complicate matters?

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Designing a usable project review system,ng them. The choice of techniques is merely the starting-point of designing a system that will work. It is people who will have to run the system, make the evaluations, interpret the results, and take the decisions. It is for these people that the system must be designed. In this chapter we will dis

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Communicating the results of research, been a sharp increase in the amount of technical information generated. This increase in information has been so marked, that it has come to be known as the ‘information explosion’ [1]. This information explosion has caused problems: it is now difficult to find needed information from amongst the m

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C. J. Beattie,R. D. Readerands and Wi-Fi networks in unlicensed bands, users have anytime, anywhere connectivity with the networked systems leading to the Internet of Things (IoT). Traditional wireless networks rely on static spectrum assignment where the government regulatory bodies, such as the Federal Communication Commis

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C. J. Beattie,R. D. Readerands and Wi-Fi networks in unlicensed bands, users have anytime, anywhere connectivity with the networked systems leading to the Internet of Things (IoT). Traditional wireless networks rely on static spectrum assignment where the government regulatory bodies, such as the Federal Communication Commis

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