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Hi, I'm doing a project on Future development of project management need help with the sub topic Project Execution phase. here are some basic rule which we need to follow while doing the document. ▪ 600 words (+/ - 30 words) content length plus cover page, references ▪ 12 font-size, 1” margins, double-spaced, including figures, tables, etc. ▪ APA formatted ▪ Minimum four(4) sources - at least two(2) from peer reviewed journals ▪ Include an abstract, introduction, and conclusion ...

Hi,
I'm doing a project on
Future development of project management
need help with the sub topic
Project Execution
phase.
here are some basic rule which we need to follow while doing
the document.
▪ 600 words (+/ - 30 words) content length plus cover page,
references
▪ 12 font-size, 1” margins, double-spaced, including figures,
tables, etc.
▪ APA formatted
▪ Minimum four(4) sources - at least two(2) from peer reviewed
journals
▪ Include an abstract, introduction, and conclusion

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