Subject: Project management (Keywords)

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Project Management offers idiot-proof instructions for managing a project, from the original concept through to completion and implementation.

This is an account of the performance of three variables in the control of engineering projects - time, cost and manpower - which must be kept in harmony. It uses examples from industry to explain the selection, control and planning of a number of projects and looks at financial control.

This exploration of creativity has been designed to benefit graduate students and researchers in design (computer science and mechanical engineering) and psychologists interested in the analytical aspects of creativity.

Gain essential skills for career development with concise accessible advice on the fundamentals of project management.

This text uses neuro-linguistic programming techniques to address the nontechnical, behavioral aspects of a business project's success, including communication, dealing with stress, learning to be adaptable and organizing people, as well as traditional technical areas of project leadership from p...

PRINCE2 is the project management method developed by CCTA. This book presents guidance on how to set-up, organise, control, & deliver projects on time, within budget & to the right quality. It is applicable to projects in both IT & non-IT environments.

PRINCE (PRojects IN Controlled Environments) is the standard project management method for government and private sector IT departments. This book examines the quality provisions of the PRINCE 2 method from a number of perspectives.

Offering guidance to project managers on what is required of them during a project, this book also gives an overview of what they should expect from the other members of the Project Team. It demonstrates the controllable use of resources and the ability to manage business and risk effectively.