Project Management (inbunden)
Format
Inbunden (Hardback)
Språk
Engelska
Antal sidor
520
Utgivningsdatum
2003-03-01
Upplaga
illustrated ed
Förlag
McGraw Hill
Medarbetare
Jones, G. Brian
Illustrationer
100ill.
Dimensioner
234 x 157 x 39 mm
Vikt
863 g
Antal komponenter
1
ISBN
9780071412810

Project Management

Achieving Project Bottom-line Success

Inbunden,  Engelska, 2003-03-01

Slutsåld

the keys to making every project a bottom-line success from start to finish! in business, every brilliant idea must first answer a simple question before approval or implementation: how will it impact the bottom line? thats why if overseeing capital improvement projects from conception to completion is part of your work, Project Management: Achieving Project Bottom-Line Succe$$ is the one book you must keep within your reach at all times. written with the insight of an internationally known project management expert, this powerful reference offers a frank discussion of what is necessary to successfully devise, plan, and execute projects. This book is written for all project stakeholders, those for whom project success or failure means so much:executive management, general managers (engineering, operations, systems), maintenance managers and engineers, purchasing agents and buyers, project engineers, field engineers, planners and schedulers, accounting personnel and cost engineers, quality assurance managers, environmental engineers and specialists, contractors, equipment suppliers, bargaining unit (union) management, trainers, human resources managers, industrial analysts, financial planners, and financial institutions. youll get practical, no-holds-barred guidance on the type of effective strategic thinking that must take place as early as the conception and approval stages. With project management: achieving project bottom-line succe$$, youll learn how to focus on bottom-line results, keep impulse thinking out of the decision-making process, and use projects as building blocks in the management of strategic change and as tools to achieve specific, measurable goals. here in a single definitive volume are the practical techniques, proven methods, and case studies corporate executives, project managers, and consultants require to devise and implement sound, dollar-wise projects that will reap tangible bottom-line benefits. using a clear, logical style that reflects his three decades of experience, the author covers everything from defining a projects need through measuring its success. Packed with insider wisdom, valuable practice tools, and rock-solid advice, this eye on the bottom line resource helps you to:
* Determine if projects are needed and how to make sure they succeed
* Develop and execute projects that reflect corporate goals and objectives
* Eliminate impulse thinking from the conceptualization and approval process
* Use 27 procedures for testing and implementing project start-up and 56 forms for recording start-up procedures for your benefit with Project Management: Achieving Bottom-Line Succe$$, youll get a firm grasp of the strategic thinking, planning, development, and testing processes that may well turn your project into your companys next great accomplishment.
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Fler böcker av William Pinkerton

Övrig information

William J. Pinkerton, (Pittsburgh, PA) has over thirty years of experience in many of the worlds major projects. This experience includes projects that range from the original Apollo moon-shot series (Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and Sky-Lab) to a breeder-reactor in Washington state; from a billion-dollar nickel mine and refinery in Indonesia to an iron-ore pelletizing plant in Brazil.

Innehållsförteckning

Foreword

Preface

Acknowledgments

CHAPTER ONE: Ventures, Projects, and the Bottom Line

CHAPTER TWO: Project Organization--Defining the Need

CHAPTER THREE: Defining the Project--Project Risk Factors

CHAPTER FOUR: Defining Venture and Corporate Risk

CHAPTER FIVE: Preproject Planning

CHAPTER SIX: Organizing the Team

CHAPTER SEVEN: Project Execution--Design and Procurement

CHAPTER EIGHT: Project Execution--Construction and Installation

CHAPTER NINE: On-Site (Preoperational) Testing

CHAPTER TEN: Commissioning!

CHAPTER ELEVEN: Project-Related Training

CHAPTER TWELVE: The Smaller Projects

CHAPTER THIRTEEN: The Environmental Project

CHAPTER FOURTEEN: The Re-Engineering Project

CHAPTER FIFTEEN: Project Closeout; Make-Good Analysis

CHAPTER SIXTEEN: Measuring Project Success

Definitions

APPENDIX A: Forms

APPENDIX B: Procedures

Index