Visual Project Management: Simplifying Project Execution to Deliver On Time and On Budget
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| Rating | : | 4.91 (687 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0692423257 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 294 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-04-09 |
| Language | : | English |
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Married for over thirty years to the same fantastic woman, he is also the father of three wonderful adult children.. The author of two earlier books--Manufacturer's Guide to Implementing the Theory of Constraints and Projects in Less Time: A Synopsis of Critical Chain--Woeppel has also penned numerous white papers and e
Ashton Fourie said An innovative project management maturity model. This book introduces an innovative proejct management maturity model which is quite different to what is traditionally offered in the project management body of knowledge. Even if you already are familiar with Critical Chain project management, this book will offer some new insights. It is the first model I've seen that combines Critical Chain concepts with those of A. Only thing "groundbreaking" about this book was what happened after I slammed it on the floor D. Ng This is a short book, a quick and easy read. I was excited to read this book, as I'm big on bringing visual elements to project management. The title was right on the money. Unfortunately for me, it was money wasted. I was sorely disappointed and misled by the title to think that this book would present tools, steps, ideas and approaches on how to plan and execute a p. "It's about time!" according to startup_eng1. Finally, someone has addressed the biggest issue facing today's projects; execution. My career has centered around startup and testing, where the execution requirements run the highest because the preceeding organizations have typically been over budget and behind schedule. So startup usually gets to work with what's left. Successful startups rely on a very visible pl
Mark's advice is pragmatic, it's easy to understand and - vitally - it doesn't just work in theory, as you read it, it works in the real world." - Clarke Ching, author of Rolling Rocks Downhill rollscks"Every so often you find a book that is truly worth reading and learning from. Today's post is dedicated to Mark Woeppel's new book on project management. I've known Mark for some time now and he's written quite a few books, but this
In the book, Woeppel makes the case that project managers should take an active ownership role in the process of delivering projects, extending into process improvement and process management, even into supply chain logistics management.You'll get a stunning inside look at what's going on in your projects: The root causes of late projects and how to systematically identify and weed them out. How any project can be turned around quickly How to eliminate the silo effect in project teams, streamlining and improving communication and accountability A simplified approach to managing project execution, delivering fast, significant results to deliver on time within budgetAlong with explaining the ViewPoint project execution methodology, the book showcases many different case studies illustrating the application of visual project management principles.Written in a no-nonsense, straightforward way, this book is certain to be one of your most valued leadership development books.. Combining elements from the PMBOK®, Agile, Lean and the Theory of Constraints, Woeppel lays out a framework to speed the completion of any project while reducing risk and holding the line on budgets. This work, based on extensive research and testing, is a practical project delivery practice guide, providing the principles an