SIMPLE PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOR BUSINESSES
How to design a simple, pragmatic project management framework for small and large businesses.
Business & Finance, Management & Leadership, Time Management, Planning & Forecasting, Management
| Author: | Adrian Shaw | ISBN: | 1230000599245 |
| Publisher: | Book Publishing Academy | Publication: | August 9, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Adrian Shaw |
| ISBN: | 1230000599245 |
| Publisher: | Book Publishing Academy |
| Publication: | August 9, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
There are numerous project management methodologies available that provide similar and extensive guidance on how to manage projects. Similarly, there are many ways that individuals can obtain training in how to manage projects, some of which are based on specific methodologies.
However, the successful delivery of projects within businesses can only be achieved if a standard approach is defined and then utilised by those who are responsible for delivering projects. Organisations generally have great difficulty in distilling the extensive guidance materials, offered within the pages of the various methodology manuals, into a framework that provides the right level of control for the effort invested in applying it.
This book provides the information required to enable businesses (both small and large) to create and implement a simple, pragmatic framework of standard processes, tools and templates that will enable them to consistently and effectively deliver projects successfully.
There are numerous project management methodologies available that provide similar and extensive guidance on how to manage projects. Similarly, there are many ways that individuals can obtain training in how to manage projects, some of which are based on specific methodologies.
However, the successful delivery of projects within businesses can only be achieved if a standard approach is defined and then utilised by those who are responsible for delivering projects. Organisations generally have great difficulty in distilling the extensive guidance materials, offered within the pages of the various methodology manuals, into a framework that provides the right level of control for the effort invested in applying it.
This book provides the information required to enable businesses (both small and large) to create and implement a simple, pragmatic framework of standard processes, tools and templates that will enable them to consistently and effectively deliver projects successfully.
