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A Perspective on Managing a Multi-Agency International Project

Schubert, Kathleen
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The presentation captures the background on the addition of the European Service Module International partner to the Orion Program and lessons learned on managing a multi-Agency international effort.

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Schubert, Kathleen. 2015-01-01. A Perspective on Managing a Multi-Agency International Project. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20150000735

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