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Project Governance - The Essentials

Rod Beecham (Author)

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SKU: 3351
Format: Softcover
ISBN13: 9781849281805
BIC: Project management
BISAC: BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Project Management
Pages: 64
Published: 07 Apr 2011
Availability: In Stock

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Description

Many senior executives in ‘non-project’ industries are charged with initiating and managing projects. Many of these projects fail, or cost significantly more than originally estimated. This pocket guide highlights many of the common pitfalls and explains how to avoid them.

This book will show you how to plan your project effectively and eliminate significant problems before you start, helping you understand that effective planning will save time and money in the long run.

Written from personal experience of managing many successful projects over 15 years, Project Governance: The Essentials offers real, workable solutions in bite-size pieces. For small companies and large, whatever your experience, you will discover many keys to gain the best return on your investment.

Buy this essential guide and make your projects work for you!

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About the author

Rod Beecham was educated at Monash and Oxford and has delivered mulitple projects across the private, public and not-for-profit sectors over the past 20 years. His projects have ranged from small-team overhauls of particular information systems over periods of weeks to large-scale strategic infrastructure projects of 12 months’ duration involving global stakeholders. He has published academic papers, reviewed for academic journals, and published more than 60 essays, interviews and reviews on a wide variety of topics in various newspapers and magazines since 1987.

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Table of contents

1: Why?

2: A Project Primer

3: Effective Project Planning

4: Your Organization

5: Do You Mean It?

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