The Project Management Tool Kit: 100 Tips and Techniques for Getting the Job Done Right - Tapa blanda

A practical on-the-job resource for project managers in any industry, this fully revised and updated edition of The Project Management Tool Kit is packed with results oriented, practical tips.

Complete with checklists, examples, and clear graphics, The Project Management Tool Kit offers 100 practical, use-them-now strategies for mastering any project challenge.

If you’re a project manager, you know about the permanent crunch caused by limited time, scarce resources, and the sheer intricacy of many projects. The Project Management Tool Kit, Second Edition, supplies the clear, concise information you need to get complex projects done—on time, on budget, and with stellar results.

Completely updated throughout, The Project Management Tool Kit, Second Edition, addresses 100 specific project challenges, including all of the processes identified in A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK®Guide). But unlike the PMBOK Guide,® which focuses on what to do, this accessible book delivers step-by-step “how-to” guidance for professionals at all levels on essential topics such as:

Sponsorship

Stakeholder expectation management

Stakeholder identification

Requirements collection

Inheriting a project

Forecasting project completion

Project metric selection

Project metric implementation

Project life cycles

Complete with checklists and tools for quick implementation, this practical, on-the-job resource will help project managers in any industry master any project challenge.

Tom Kendrick, PMP, is a senior project manager for Visa Inc. He regularly speaks at conferences, associations, and universities, and is the author of Results Without Authority and Identifying and Managing Project Risk. His 35 years of project management experience include 20 years with Hewlett Packard, as well as work for DuPont, General Electric, and as an independent consultant. He holds electrical engineering degrees from Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania, and an MBA from the Wharton School.