Project Management -- Systematic Methods for Planning Schedule and Control

Author: Harold Kerzner
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: "Project Management: A Systems Approach to Planning, Scheduling, and Controlling" is the newly revised version of the "bible" of project management by one of the most renowned and respected authorities in the field, Dr. Harold Kerzner. It incorporates the new content from the 2004 edition of the "Project Management Body of Knowledge" (PMBOK? Guide), comprehensively elaborating on the fundamental principles and concepts of project management, and exploring the emerging trends in this field. It can also serve as training material for the PMP? certification exam. This newly revised version of the "bible" of project management by one of the most renowned and respected authorities in the field, Dr. Harold Kerzner, incorporates the new content from the 2004 edition of the "Project Management Body of Knowledge" (PMBOK? Guide), comprehensively elaborating on the fundamental principles and concepts of project management, and exploring the emerging trends in this field. It can also serve as training material for the PMP? certification exam. The book covers all key areas of project management: from the complex and intricate organizational behavior and structure that determine project success, to the planning, scheduling, and control processes that are crucial for effective project management. The book includes 25 new case studies, over 400 discussion questions, and 125 multiple-choice questions; it highlights the chapters related to PMBOK? Guide content and adds keychain management and project offices.