Technical Project Management in Living and Geometric Order
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Technical Project Management in Living and Geometric Order
Technical Project Management in Living and Geometric Order
This book online Technical
Project Management in Living and Geometric Order covers the following topics
related to Management and Leadership : Project Management Foundations:
Principles and Practices, Strategy, Project Selection, and Portfolio Managemen,
Project Initiation, Scope, and Structure, Procurement, Team Formation, Team
Management, and Project Leadership, Project Planning, Project Scheduling,
Managing Project Risks, Managing Project Value, Budgets, and Costs, Allocating
and Managing Constrained Resources, Project Monitoring, Analytics, and Control,
Critical Project Management Skill: Negotiation, Project Closure and Audits,
Personal and Organizational Project Management Growth, Putting It All Together.
Author(s): Jeffrey S. Russell, P.E.,
Wayne P. Pferdehirt, P.E.,and John S. Nelson, P.E.
This book online Technical
Project Management in Living and Geometric Order covers the following topics
related to Management and Leadership : Project Management Foundations:
Principles and Practices, Strategy, Project Selection, and Portfolio Managemen,
Project Initiation, Scope, and Structure, Procurement, Team Formation, Team
Management, and Project Leadership, Project Planning, Project Scheduling,
Managing Project Risks, Managing Project Value, Budgets, and Costs, Allocating
and Managing Constrained Resources, Project Monitoring, Analytics, and Control,
Critical Project Management Skill: Negotiation, Project Closure and Audits,
Personal and Organizational Project Management Growth, Putting It All Together.
Author(s): Jeffrey S. Russell, P.E.,
Wayne P. Pferdehirt, P.E.,and John S. Nelson, P.E.
This
lecture note explains the following topics: Evolution of the Process of
Management, Skills and Roles of Management Professionals, Key Functions of
Management, Management of Tourism and Travel Trade.
This book describes the following topics: Project Management: Past
and Present, The Project Life Cycle, Framework for Project Management,
Stakeholder Management, Culture and Project Management, Project Initiation,
Scope Planning, Project Schedule Planning, Budget Planning, Procurement
Management, Quality Planning, Communication Planning, Risk Management Planning ,
Project Completion.
This course note introduces students to the theory,
algorithms, and applications of optimization. The optimization methodologies
include linear programming, network optimization, integer programming, and
decision trees. Applications to logistics, manufacturing, transportation,
marketing, project management, and finance. Includes a team project in which
students select and solve a problem in practice.
Author(s): Prof. James Orlin and
Dr. Ebrahim Nasrabadi
The text provides
an overview of project management and uses the industry standard definitions of
the divisions of project management knowledge as described by the Project
Management Institute (PMI) to provide grounding in traditional project
management concepts. Topics covered includes: Project Profiling, Project Phases
and Organization, Understanding and Meeting Client Expectations, Working with
People on Projects, Communication Technologies, Starting a Project, Project Time
Management, Estimating and Managing Costs, Managing Project Quality, Managing
Project Risk, Project Procurement and Closure.
This book covers the following topics:
Meaning, Nature and Importance Of Project, Capital Expenditure Decision, Market
and Demand Analysis, Technical and Financial Analysis, Analysis of Project Risk,
Market Risk and Firm Risk, Social Cost-benefit Analysis, Multiple Projects and
Constraints, Network Techniques for Project Management, Project Financing in
India, Project Appraisal: Assessing The Tax Burden, Environmental Appraisal of
Projects.
Author(s): Guru Jambheshwar University of
Science Technology, Hisar - Haryana
The
course note focuses on skills managers need to adapt to current sweeping changes
in the nature of work and the workforce, in business organizations and their
roles in society, and in the institutions that interact with work, particularly
the labor market, community and family centered groups.
Author(s): Prof. Joel
Cutcher-Gershenfeld, Prof. Thomas A. Kochan and Prof. Wanda Orlikowski
In this book, the author take a
challenge based approach to dealing with groups. Many other books provide
conceptual and descriptive treatments of groups and teams. Here we will take a
prescriptive perspective, one that focuses on the how to of managing a group or
a team. This prescriptive perspective, however, will be rooted in social
science.
This lecture note focuses on
practical experience that blends theory and practice. Students reflect on prior
leadership experiences and then apply lessons learned to further develop their
leadership capabilities.