Project Management for IT-Related Projec
β Bob Hughes
π Library
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2019
π BCS Learning
π English
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Project Management for It-Related Projects
β Scribed by Roger Ireland, Brian West, Norman Smith
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- BCS
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 166
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- Updated
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- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
This book explains the principles of IT-related project management, including project planning, monitoring and control, change management, risk management and communication between project stakeholders. Each chapter includes detailed discussion of the syllabus content, activities and multiple choice questions for self-assessment. This is the only textbook tailored specifically to match BCS syllabus so the user can be confident of using exactly the right materials.
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