This book is not a typical textbook on project management nor is it a collection of real-life project cases. Although the book is written in a textbook format, it combines real-life project cases, research results from analyses of causes of success and failure in projects, and a theoretical review of key methods and terms in project management, supported by references and examples from these real-life cases. The main target group of this book is project management professionals who are seeking to gain insights into the perquisites of project success. Therefore, this book was written with the following goals in mind: (1) to provide the readers with a collection of real-life project cases from different types of industries and sectors, (2) to use empirical evidence from these real-life cases to facilitate understanding of essential concepts and methods in project management, and (3) to present new insights and understandings about project success gained from analysing the cases collectively.
This bestselling study guide provides busy project managers with a brief yet proven comprehensive self-study program for successfully passing the Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification Exam on the first attempt, while cutting ...
Achieve PMP Exam Success: A Concise Guide for the Busy Project Manager
Advance Praise for Rescue the Problem Project: "Whether you are trying to prevent, identify, or recover a failing project, this book shows you how to analyze the interaction between people, process, and technology.
Six sigma quality strives to make the overwhelming majority of the bell curve fall within customer quality limits. Six sigma puts a primary focus on quantifying, measuring, and controlling the quality of products, services, and results.
In this book, you will learn that effective project management is mechanics, not magic and Mike's Speed Scheduling a system proves that anyone can be a great project manager if they just learn and stick to the basic rules.
The Pearson and Davies ' ( 1981 ) studies draw heavily on the framework of leadership styles developed by Hershey and Blanchard ( 1977 ) . This framework posits four levels of task - relevant maturity of any group , going from level M1 ...
This text has been adapted from the successful Project Management by Larson and Gray, and has been written to reflect the competencies as well as literacy standards of Vocational Education students.
This book adds to the project management knowledge base and shows how teams can apply the standard project management tools, as well as several tools that are new to the field.
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