Comprehensive Project Control: Project Manager's Integrated Work Guide for Project Planning, Evaluation, and Tracking

Author: De Vroex
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The comprehensive project control method considers the entire process of a project to be a continuous whole, from the initial concept stage to delivering the deliverables to the client. Throughout the entire project process, the comprehensive project control method improves traditional project management methods by providing the organization with quantifiable data and analyzing the data. This book includes 11 parts, covering the nature of projects, an overview of the comprehensive project control plan, perspectives on preparing the work plan, preparing the work breakdown structure, resource scheduling, and resource leveling.