Antarctic Support Associates

Antarctic Support Associates TOC for Project Management/Critical Chain The NSF is most impressed with ASA's continued management training for existing project teams. ASA is apparently committed to the success of these teams and the projects that they are working on by providing added tools to enhance their output. The use of Theory of Constraints project management methodology appears to have been successful with several projects. - quote from one of the National Science Foundation's performance evaluations of ASA Antarctic Support Associates (ASA) is a $100 million government service provider. Its purpose is to support work sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to expand the horizons of science in one of the most extreme environments on earth. The research conducted in and on Antarctica is done under a 42-nation treaty signed to allow research to be performed in a peaceful way. There are three types of research done on this icy continent: On the continent of Antarctica itself What effect systems in Antarctica have on the global process of the world Astronomy and space ASA supports three research stations in Antarctica (including one at the South Pole) and two floating stations - t...