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Mobiles ortsbezogenes Projektmanagement
Patrick Schneider, Heiko Rossnagel, Jan Zibuschka · 2010-12-06 · via cs.SE updates on arXiv.org

Classic project management and its tools usually deal with the management of three variables, and their relationships with each other. These are the factors of time, resources (cost) and quality. If one of the variables is to be improved, it always has negative effects on the other two. However, these factors only partially describe the reality of project management. What current project management tools often only consider implicitly is the location of an activity. In this paper, the implications of using location data for project management are clarified and a system that offers mobile support in planning and implementing projects. ----- Klassisches Projektmanagement und seine Werkzeuge befassen sich meist mit der Verwaltung dreier Größen und ihrer Zusammenhänge untereinander. Dabei handelt es sich um die Faktoren Zeit, Ressourcen (Kosten) und Qualität. Falls eine der Größen verbessert werden soll, hat dies immer negative Auswirkungen auf die anderen beiden Größen. Diese Größen beschreiben die Phänomene des Projektmanagement jedoch nur unvollständig. Was bei Projektmanagementwerkzeugen bis dato oft nur implizit durch den Projektleiter einbezogen wird ist ein Ortsbezug. In diesem Beitrag werden die Implikationen durch diesen Ortsbezug konkretisiert und ein System dargestellt, welches Projektleiter bei der Planung und Umsetzung von Projekten mobil wie auch stationär unterstützt.