1. SOBRE LA ADMINISTRACION DE PROYECTOS La administración de proyectos consiste en planificar‚ programar y controlar la ejecución de un proyecto‚ a objeto de cumplir adecuadamente dentro del plazo y presupuesto previsto. En la etapa de planificación (planning)‚ el administrador debe identificar las actividades o tareas básicas del proyecto‚ estimar su duración temporal y establecer las relaciones de precedencia entre las tareas. De igual forma‚ es preciso identificar los recursos (mano de
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