EVM Europe 2011 offers an outlet for practitioners and academic researchers to share their experience and knowledge with colleagues from the project management field. To that purpose, EVM Europe 2011 will propose a balanced combination of technical presentations, trainings and academic and innovative contributions.

The EVM Europe 2011 conference will be constituted of technical and selected presentations as well as invited presentations made by deemed practitioners and researchers working on Project Management and Control. Henceforth, this conference will be an opportunity not only for publishing research works but also to learn from the invited presentations the last trends on the field.

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Short Abstract

• Maximum 1 page + CV
• Short abstracts will be reviewed by the organizing team
• The acceptance of the short abstract gives a ticket for a 40 minute (incl. 10 min. Q&A) presentation at the conference in the practitioner or testimonial tracks
• A single-spaced A4 page and a CV is allowed for submission and should be sent to info@evm-europe.eu
• All accepted abstracts and presentation slides will be included in the EVM Europe 2011 proceedings (USB stick)

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Extended Abstract

• Maximum 4 pages + CV
• Long abstracts will be reviewed by a team of academics on their innovative character and position in the academic literature
• The acceptance of the extended abstract gives a ticket for a 40 minute (incl. 10 min. Q&A) presentation at the conference in the practitioner or testimonial tracks
• A single-spaced A4 page and a CV is allowed for submission and should be sent info@evm-europe.eu
• All accepted abstracts and presentation slides will be included in the EVM Europe 2011 proceedings (USB stick)

Download the extended abstract template

These are the EVM Europe 2011 Conference Areas:

• Algorithmic design for project scheduling and monitoring
• Methodologies for project monitoring
• Methodologies for project performance measurement
• Methodologies for Earned Value Management
• Integration studies between risk analysis and project monitoring
• Successful cases of project management and monitoring
• Comparative studies of EVM software tools
• Time and cost project monitoring
• Time and cost project buffer management
• Optimal allocation of project management reserves
• Project performance stability studies

All accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings.