Project Management, Sixth Edition

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Penguin, Mar 4, 2014 - Business & Economics - 384 pages
Successful project management requires organization, skill, and a systematic approach to ensure that projects are delivered on time and on budget. For both small and large organizations, Idiot's Guides: Project Management, Sixth Edition, is fully updated and includes coverage on the Fifth Edition of PMBOK (Project Management Body of Knowledge). Covering all of the latest methodologies, this new, step-by-step edition includes updated assessment questions for the PMP certification exam and content that aligns with the knowledge areas as the PMI (Project Management Institute) defines them.
 

Contents

The Power of Project Management
What It Means to Be a Project Manager
The Rules of the Project Game
The 10 Knowledge Areas
Starting Off on the Right Foot
The Project Definition Phase
Scoping Out Project Success
Managing Risks and Constraints
Getting Supplies Equipment and More
Getting the Plan Approved
The Execution Phase
Providing Direction
Establishing Operating Guidelines
Making Your Communications Count
The Monitoring and Controlling Processes
Preparing Operations for Success

Constraints to Consider
The Project Planning Phase
Establishing the Schedule of Work
Revisions
Budgeting and Cost Control Options
Building a Winning Project Team
Changes Changes and More Changes
Delivering the Best
The CloseOut Phase
The Final Evaluation
Appendixes
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About the author (2014)

G. Michael Campbell PMP is a recognized expert on project and change management, and has over 30 years of experience as a project manager. He earned his PMP designation from the Project Management Institute (PMI) and has managed and directed projects of all shapes and sizes. He is the author of Communication Skills for Project Managers (AMACOM), as well as Bullet Proof Presentations (Executive Summaries). As a recognized expert on project management and change management, Mike has spoken to audiences in multiple countries and served as an adjunct professor on project management at the University of Houston and at York University in Toronto. He earned his bachelor's degree from Ohio University and his master's degree from John Carroll University. Author home: Houston, TX.

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