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    English: The IT-PCM Project Complexity Management framework
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    Source Own work. Also published in my PhD thesis: Morcov, S. (2021). Managing Positive and Negative Complexity: Design and Validation of an IT Project Complexity Management Framework. PhD thesis, KU Leuven University https://lirias.kuleuven.be/retrieve/637007
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