MBA for Project Managers

Author: Dennis Cohen
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: In the new century, profit metrics have become the direct and unforgiving standards for measuring a company's success. This makes project management not only a technical process but also a crucial business process. If a project manager fails to keep the company's profit goals in mind at all times during the project management process, the company's expected revenue may not be realized, and the manager themselves may face the significant risk of being forced out. This book is written for project managers, project teams, and the leaders of project managers who wish to contribute to organizational development through their projects. Successful project management must possess the characteristics of business orientation and a focus on organizational goals as proposed in this book. These principles have been widely tested in our consulting and training activities and are universally applicable to various types of organizations, including commercial enterprises, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies.