Are you looking for an informative book on IT project management written in a colloquial style? Scott Berkun’s Making Things Happen covers a range of issues that a project manager faces, including the truth about schedules, how to approach plans,
This book provides a concise overview of the steps involved in managing a project. It is easier to read than the “Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge," while covering much of the same material.
Buttrick’s workout will get your project management skills in shape, fast! He shows us how to manage a project successfully within a challenging organizational culture.
Projects are all about change: whether it’s developing a new product or improving an existing process, projects are about doing things differently. Establishing a project office often involves change for the entire organization.
While you don’t need an MBA to manage a project successfully, you do need to be able to “speak the language of business” to executive sponsors, according to Cohen and Graham. The authors treat projects as businesses in themselves.
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