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Abstract. The objective of this study is to present the implications in the model
o( management o( project considered for the Project Management Institute
(pMI) constdering the performance in an environment of development of
software physically distributed (EDS'PD), having for base a model ai
management of project for this iype of environment. The research is a
qualirative study, aiming to develop new methods and models. The results
point to the extension ofthe processes ofmanagement ofthe PMI, adapting the
existing arcas already and considering new areas toward the performance in
this type of environment, adding new processes of management. This study it
presents resulted that they stgnificantly contribute in direction to currently
take care of the existing demands in the business, mainly in that sa)!s respect
to lhe are a ofsoftware development. where lhe enterprise world and practical
the business-oriented ones are walking very lhe existing front of lhe theories
and conceptual models.
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