Caroline Tite

Dr. Caroline Tite

5 articles
United Kingdom University of Winchester

Biography

Dr Caroline Tite is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Winchester in Business Management and has a range of academic experience in Higher Education as well as industrial experience managing engineering projects in manufacturing industry. In Higher Education she worked as a Senior Lecturer in Engineering Materials and has led degree programmes: BSc Business Technology Management, MSc Condition Monitoring, and more recently BA Project Management. Caroline worked for a number of organisations in manufacturing industry where her experience includes managing large design, build, test and installation projects initially with Pall Marine, Hamburg and later at Aish Technologies Ltd, Poole. She has managed projects for the Ministry of Defence, Babcock and BAE Systems, delivering defence equipment for surface ships and nuclear submarines for the Royal Navy. More recently at Pall Corporation, Portsmouth she has managed projects for Glaxo Smith Kline, Pfizer, Baxter, Bayer, supplying chromatography columns and equipment for the manufacture of pharmaceutical products, and was awarded the “President Award”. Research areas include application of condition monitoring in manufacture, knowledge management in automotive manufacture organisations and more recently programme and project management, and project management education.

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Enhancing Project Management through Neurodiversity: Insights and Perspectives
Lydia Adigun university of Warwick
David Pontin WMG, University of Warwick
Caroline Tite University of Winchester
Nicholas Dacre University of Southampton
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Project Experiences Developmental Paper Session
Project Experiences Developmental Paper Session
BAM2024 Conference
Neurodivergent Talent in Project Management: From Underrepresentation to Strategic Asset
Caroline Tite University of Winchester
Lydia Adigun university of Warwick
Nicholas Dacre University of Southampton
David Pontin WMG, University of Warwick
Project Experiences Developmental Paper Session Paper
Project Experiences Developmental Paper Session
BAM2025 Conference
Neurodivergent Talent in Project Management: From Underrepresentation to Strategic Asset
Caroline Tite University of Winchester
Lydia Adigun university of Warwick
Nicholas Dacre University of Southampton
David Pontin WMG, University of Warwick
Project Experiences Developmental Paper Session
Project Experiences Developmental Paper Session
BAM2023 Conference
The Multidimensional Nature of Ethics and Sustainability in Project Management: Exploring Alternative Perspectives
Caroline Tite University of Winchester
Nicholas Dacre University of Southampton
David Pontin WMG, University of Warwick
Lydia Adigun university of Warwick
Project Experiences Developmental Paper Session
Project Experiences Developmental Paper Session
BAM2023 Conference
Who is Going to Lead Change? Equipping Future Project Managers to Drive Disruptive and Sustainable Projects
David Pontin WMG, University of Warwick
Nicholas Dacre
Caroline Tite University of Winchester
Lydia Adigun university of Warwick
Project Experiences Developmental Paper Session Paper Attachment
Project Experiences Developmental Paper Session (B)
BAM2023 Conference