Project Document Management Guide

Author: (USA) Rex (Rakos/J.) / Fei Lin / Zhang Zucheng
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Many enterprises have numerous projects. An effective project management method is to ensure all documents have the same format and connotation. These documents drive, organize, standardize, and play a crucial communication role within the project team. This book, based on the structure of the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) of the Project Management Institute (PMI), provides readers with outlines and templates for documents required at each stage of the project process (initiation, planning, execution, and closing), including project proposals, business cases, invitations to bid, bid documents, contracts, communication plans, risk and quality management plans, and project closing reports. Additionally, this book designs a complete and detailed document writing case study based on a water park engineering project in Ottawa, Canada. This is highly practical and provides readers with a quick understanding of the key points and essence of document creation... Many enterprises have numerous projects. An effective project management method is to ensure all documents have the same format and connotation. These documents drive, organize, standardize, and play a crucial communication role within the project team. This book, based on the structure of the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) of the Project Management Institute (PMI), provides readers with outlines and templates for documents required at every stage of the project (initiation, planning, execution, and closing), including project proposals, business cases, invitations to bid, bid documents, contracts, communication plans, risk and quality management plans, and project closing reports. Furthermore, this book designs a complete and detailed document writing case study based on a water park engineering project in Ottawa, Canada. It is highly practical and enables readers to quickly grasp the key points and essence of document creation.