Comprehensive Project Control: The project manager formulates the overall project plan. Work guidelines for evaluation and tracking: The project manager formulates the overall project plan. Work guidelines for evaluation and tracking

Author: Drexel
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The comprehensive project control method considers the entire process of a project as a continuous whole, from the initial concept stage to delivering the deliverables to the client. Throughout the project's entire process, the comprehensive project control method improves traditional project management methods by providing the organization with quantifiable data and analyzing the data. This book is not intended to serve as a guide to traditional project management. However, to explain the techniques of comprehensive project control more fully and comprehensively, it is sometimes necessary to delve deeply into the fundamental principles of work breakdown structures, critical path methods, activity-based costing, resource scheduling, earned value principles, and other project management techniques. A thorough understanding of the fundamental principles of traditional project management is crucial for properly evaluating the comprehensive project control method. This book does not intend to belittle the project management theories and methods developed by traditional project management experts. They are all remarkable and creative tools. Of course, any reader unfamiliar with these techniques will benefit greatly from these project management methods.