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Great lessons in project management / David Pratt, PMP.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Pratt, David, 1954- author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Project management.
Industrial management.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (105 p.)
Edition:
1st edition
Place of Publication:
Tysons Corner, VA : Management Concepts Press, [2015]
Language Note:
English
System Details:
text file
Summary:
Learn from Other Projects to Avoid Pitfalls on Your Projects! Projects fail at an alarming rate, whether they are information technology, training, construction, or policy development projects. No matter the focus, each year we experience an abundance of challenged projects that either require super-human effort to resuscitate or die an untimely death. Great Lessons in Project Management is a treasure trove of lessons learned from troubled projects and from projects that went well. This collection of stories describes the events surrounding a particular challenge a project manager faced or a tool that another used effectively. Managers of all types of projects can draw on these stories to validate their own good practices and to avoid the pitfalls so many have encountered.
Contents:
Title Page; Copyright; About the Author; About the Contributors; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1 - SCOPE MANAGEMENT 1: If You Can See It, We Can Build It; Chapter 2 - MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL 2: Can You Prove Your Project's Status?; Chapter 3 - PROJECT TEAM MANAGEMENT 3: Roles and Responsibilities Are Critical; Chapter 4 - STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT 4: Consensus Is the Path to Success; Chapter 5 - PROJECT INITIATION 5: Get Your Project Off to a Good Start; Chapter 6 - COMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT 6: Don't Let Tech-Speak Threaten Your Project
Chapter 7 - QUALITY MANAGEMENT 7: Make Quality Your PriorityChapter 8 - TIME MANAGEMENT 8: Schedules Are Guides for Those Who Do the Work; Chapter 9 - HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 9: Build a Realistic Project Team; Chapter 10 - COST MANAGEMENT 10: Never Lose Track of the Money; Chapter 11 - PROJECT GOVERNANCE 11: Organizational Support Is a Key Success Factor; Chapter 12 - PROJECT INITIATION 12: The Charter Is the First, Best Tool for Project Clarity; Chapter 13 - PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT 13: Take the Time Necessary to Ensure Project Success
Chapter 14 - PROJECT PLANNING 14: Those Who Do, Should PlanChapter 15 - RISK MANAGEMENT 15: Even the Best Planning Does Not Eliminate Risk; Chapter 16 - RISK MANAGEMENT 16: Always Follow Up On Your Plans; Chapter 17 - PROJECT EXECUTION 17: Sometimes the Napkin Approach Works; Chapter 18 - HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 18: Know Your Team; Chapter 19 - PROJECT MANAGEMENT INTEGRATION 19: Solution Complexity Is Seldom the Issue; Back Cover
Notes:
Description based upon print version of record.
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
9781523097166
1523097167
9781680159684
1680159682
9781567264739
1567264735
9781567264722
1567264727
OCLC:
1020496937

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