Project: How to Conduct Successful Project Management

Author: Wang Yong
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Some say: A project is like an orchestra, from the tranquil overture to the exhilarating climax, and then returning to lingering reverie, profound and thought-provoking. This book attempts to analyze the entire process of project practice, providing a glimpse into the activities throughout the project lifecycle. It aims to help readers understand the main tasks, key considerations, and tools available in each of the five stages of project initiation, planning, execution, control, and closure. Using vivid case studies to explain complex project management theories, the book provides project management terminology at the end of each chapter. Addressing the common issue of "easy to learn but difficult to practice," this book guides practical thinking and inspires operational creativity through case studies and templates, deepening readers' understanding of project management knowledge. This book is a crystallization of collective wisdom. All authors are senior project managers from various industries with extensive practical experience. Additionally, they are all alumni of the Modern Excellent Project Management Training Program, having undergone rigorous, standardized, and professional training in modern project management.