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Lori A Wingate¹, Nick L Smith², Emma Perk¹

¹The Evaluation Center, Western Michigan University, 1903 W. Michigan Ave., Kalamazoo, MI 49008-5237, United States.

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A project vita is a knowledge management tool for large research projects. It indexes activities and achievements, aiding communication, evaluation, and management of complex information streams.

Keywords:

Accountability Center Evaluation Knowledge management Research and development Resume Vita

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Knowledge Management
Project Management
Research and Development

Background:

Large-scale research and development projects generate vast amounts of information.
Managing this data flow is challenging for project staff.
Existing methods may not adequately capture project activities and achievements.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce the project vita as a knowledge management tool.
To describe the development and utilization of a project vita.
To demonstrate how a project vita supports project functions.

Main Methods:

Defining the project vita as a comprehensive index of factual information.
Situating the project vita within the context of large-scale R&D projects and coalitions.
Outlining the process of developing a project vita.
Illustrating the application of the project vita for communication, evaluation, and management.

Main Results:

The project vita serves as evidence of past performance and future capacity.
It effectively manages the constant stream of information produced by complex projects.
It functions as a portal to project products and outcomes.

Conclusions:

The project vita is an essential knowledge management tool for large R&D endeavors.
Its development and utilization enhance project communication, evaluation, and management.
It provides a structured approach to capturing and leveraging project knowledge.