A revised, updated, and reorganized text for undergraduate or graduate courses in both business and engineering, as well as for functional managers and upper-level executives who must provide continuous support to all projects. It explains the characteristics of every size and type of group, presents the basics of systems theory and organizational structure, and provides practical advice on how to conceive, staff, and guide a project management department for maximum effectiveness and cost efficiency. The new edition of this classic guide enables you to learn from the successes and failures of leading companies to explore new cost control and risk management techniques and to assess the impact of concurrent engineering. You'll also learn how to merge total quality management methods with effective project planning, master conflict resolution, predict project success and obtain the information needed to study for the PMI Certification exam.
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I had purchased this workbook intending to use it to help study for the PMP Exam. Although the workbook does contain over 300 pages of sample questions that might be helpful in studying for the exam, it does NOT include answers to any of the questions. Therefore, there is no way to verify that you've answered the questions correctly, which made the workbook of very little value to me. I decided to return it to Amazon unused.
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Nichols Services is a 600-employee company located in Denver, Colorado. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
prestressed concrete business, pricing assistant, incentive firm target, project office personnel, requisition cycle, percent learning curve, burdened labor rate, functional employees, award cycle, termination liability, functional team members, requirement cycle, management reserve, functional people Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Kirk Corporation, Phoenix Project, Spiro Division, Using Situation, Air Force, Electronics Engineer, Franklin Electronics, Spokane Industries, Burns Plant, Figure Quality, Marilyn Wentworth, Valley Manufacturing, Warren Corporation, Debbie Wilson, Materials-Inventory Control, New England, Pacific Shuttle Airways New!
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Nichols Services is a 600-employee company located in Denver, Colorado. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
prestressed concrete business, pricing assistant, incentive firm target, project office personnel, requisition cycle, percent learning curve, burdened labor rate, functional employees, award cycle, termination liability, functional team members, requirement cycle, management reserve, functional people Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Kirk Corporation, Phoenix Project, Spiro Division, Using Situation, Air Force, Electronics Engineer, Franklin Electronics, Spokane Industries, Burns Plant, Figure Quality, Marilyn Wentworth, Valley Manufacturing, Warren Corporation, Debbie Wilson, Materials-Inventory Control, New England, Pacific Shuttle Airways New!
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- Project Management: A Systems Approach to Planning, Scheduling, and Controlling by Harold Kerzner on page 1
- What If? by Shari Low on page 337
- Project Management (Harvard Business Review Paperback Series) by Harvard Business Review on page 62
- Essential Managers: Project Management (Essential Managers Series) by Andy Bruce on page 350
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