Object Oriented Management
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Object-oriented management is a model for management and for project management. The objective of object-oriented management is to provide a clear set of principles set into a framework that enables all participants while minimizing management overhead.
Object-oriented management is a model for management and for project management. The objective of object-oriented management is to provide a clear set of principles set into a framework that enables all participants while minimizing management overhead. ==== Tree structure==== In object-oriented management, objects are connected to one another according to their relationship. The visualization of these relationships can be said to resemble the branching out of a tree, from more general objects to more specific ones. The tree structure also represents the interrelation of objects within your project. ==References==
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