Case Studies in Project Management - Project Phoenix: Rebuilding an American Landmark
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On 11 September 2001, a hijacked, fully fueled American Airlinesr Boeingr 757 plane, traveling at 350 miles per hour was deliberately flown into the USA Pentagon (Pentagon) in Washington, DC. The plane struck the western face on the Heliport side of the Pentagon low to the ground and entered Wedge 1 (1,000,000-square-feet) just to the north of Corridor 4 on the first and second floors. The area was five days from completion of its undergoing renovation. This case study will follow the details of rebuilding an American landmark. Content:
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