This document summarizes two conflict management models: the structural model and process model. The structural model deals with factors impacting conflicts in projects and conflicting processes. The process model deals with the sequence of events involved in a conflict. The document also discusses three common conflict management styles used in organizations: accommodating, avoiding, and collaborating. Accommodating involves giving the opposing side what they want to keep the peace. Avoiding tries to postpone or ignore the conflict hoping it resolves on its own. Collaborating works by incorporating ideas from both sides to find a mutually agreeable solution.