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Project Management Handbook, Second Edition


Year
1997
Tongue
English
Leaves
992
Category
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Partial table of contents:

OVERVIEW OF PROJECT AND MATRIX MANAGEMENT.

Managing Project Interfaces--Key Points for Project Success (P. Morris).

THE PROJECT ORGANIZATION.

Organizing the Project Office and Project Team: Duties of Project Participants (R. Archibald).

ORGANIZATIONAL STRATEGY AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT.

Selecting Projects that Maximize Profits (W. Souder).

LIFE-CYCLE MANAGEMENT.

Life-Cycle Management (W. King & D. Cleland).

PROJECT PLANNING.

Project Stakeholder Management (D. Cleland).

Pricing Out the Work (H. Kerzner).

PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION.

The Legal Standards for Prudent and Efficient Project Management (R. Speck).

PROJECT CONTROL.

Development and Implementation of Project Management Systems (J. Tuman).

BEHAVIORAL DIMENSIONS AND TEAMWORK IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT.

Teamwork -
Key to Managing Change (T. Miller).

THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT.

Health Project Management in an Occupational Setting (L. Leviton & G. MacLeod).

Index.Content:
Chapter 1 Working with Pulses, not Streams: Using Projects to Capture Opportunity (pages 3–15): Robert D. Gilbreath
Chapter 2 Managing Project Interfaces—Key Points for Project Success (pages 16–55): Dr. Peter W. G. Morris
Chapter 3 Integration: The Essential Function of Project Management (pages 56–81): Dr. Linn C. Stuckenbruck
Chapter 4 Organizing the Project Office and Project Team: Duties of Project Participants (pages 85–110): Mr. Russell D. Archibald
Chapter 5 Developing the Role of the Assistant Project Manager by Assessing the Needs of Project Clients (pages 111–125): Mr. Richard L. Patterson
Chapter 6 The Role of Projects in the Implementation of Business Strategy (pages 129–139): William R. King
Chapter 7 Selecting Projects That Maximize Profits (pages 140–164): William E. Souder
Chapter 8 Project Owner Strategic Management of Projects (pages 165–188): Dr. David I. Cleland and William R. King
Chapter 9 Life?Cycle Management (pages 191–205): William R. King and Dr. David I. Cleland
Chapter 10 Behavioral Implications of the Project Life Cycle (pages 206–230): Dr. John R. Adams and Dr. Stephen E. Barnd
Chapter 11 Phasing out the Project (pages 231–250): Herbret F. Spirer and David H. Hamburger
Chapter 12 The Evolution of the Systems Development Life Cycle: An Information Systems Perspective (pages 251–272): William R. King and Ananth Srinivasan
Chapter 13 Project Stakeholder Management (pages 275–301): Dr. David I. Cleland
Chapter 14 Developing and Using the Work Breakdown Structure (pages 302–323): Mr. Garry D. Lavold
Chapter 15 Network Techniques in Project Management (pages 324–373): Joseph J. Moder
Chapter 16 Linear Responsibility Charts in Project Management (pages 374–393): Dr. David I. Cleland and William R. King
Chapter 17 Pricing out the Work (pages 394–410): Dr. Harold Kerzner
Chapter 18 Contracts Development—Keystone in Project Management (pages 411–439): Mr. M. William Emmons
Chapter 19 Developing Winning Proposals (pages 440–475): Dr. Hans J. Thamhain
Chapter 20 Critical Success Factors in Effective Project Implementation (pages 479–512): Jeffrey K. Pinto and Dennis P. Slevin
Chapter 21 Quality Program Management in Project Management (pages 513–532): John L. Heidenreich
Chapter 22 The Legal Standards for Prudent and Efficient Project Management (pages 533–555): Mr. Randall L. Speck
Chapter 23 Project Control: An Introduction (pages 559–596): Mr. James A. Bent
Chapter 24 Project Control: Scope Recognition (pages 597–619): Mr. James A. Bent
Chapter 25 Project Needs and Techniques for Management Audits (pages 620–637): Kenneth O. Chilstrom
Chapter 26 Evaluating the Performance of Project Personnel (pages 638–651): Dr. Harold Kerzner
Chapter 27 Development and Implementation of Project Management Systems (pages 652–691): Mr. Johen Tuman
Chapter 28 Computers in Project Management (pages 692–735): Mr. Harvey A. Levine
Chapter 29 Leadership, Motivation, and the Project Manager (pages 739–770): Dennis P. Slevin and Jeffrey K. Pinto
Chapter 30 Project Teams and the Human Group (pages 771–801): Raymond E. Hill and Trudy L. Somers
Chapter 31 Teamwork—Key to Managing Change (pages 802–822): Dr. Thomas E. Miller
Chapter 32 Team Building in Project Management (pages 823–846): Dr. Hans J. Thamhain
Chapter 33 Some Major Research Findings Regarding the Human Element in Project Management (pages 847–866): Dr. David L. Wilemon and Dr. Bruce N. Baker
Chapter 34 Overview of Project Management Applications (pages 869–901): Michael K. Gouse and Frank A. Stickney
Chapter 35 Factors Affecting Project Success (pages 902–919): Dr. Bruce N. Baker, David C. Murphy and Dalmar Fisher
Chapter 36 Project Management in the Public Sector: Success and Failure Patterns Compared to Private Sector Projects (pages 920–934): Dr. Bruce N. Baker, Dalmar Fisher and David C. Murphy
Chapter 37 Health Project Management in an Occupational Setting (pages 935–970): Laura C. Leviton and Gordon K. MacLeod
Chapter 38 The Cultural Ambience of the Matrix Organization (pages 971–989): Dr. David I. Cleland


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