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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Getting Started with Project Management -- Chapter 1 Project Management: The Key to Achieving Results -- Determining What Makes a Project a Project -- Understanding the three main components that define a project -- Recognizing the diversity of projects -- Describing the four phases of a project life cycle -- Adopting a Principled Approach to Project Management | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Starting with stewardship and leadership -- Continuing with team and stakeholders -- Delivering value and quality -- Handling complexity, opportunities, and threats -- Exhibiting adaptability and resilience -- Thinking holistically and enabling change -- What Happened to Process Groups and Knowledge Areas? -- Do You Have What It Takes to Be an Effective Project Manager? -- Questions -- Answer key -- Relating This Chapter to the PMP Exam and PMBOK 7 -- Chapter 2 I'm a Project Manager! Now What? -- Knowing the Project Manager's Role -- Looking at the project manager's tasks | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Staving off excuses for not following a structured project management approach -- Avoiding shortcuts -- Staying aware of other potential challenges -- Aligning with the Four Values that Comprise the Code of Ethics -- The price of greatness is responsibility -- R-e-s-p-e-c-t, find out what it means to. . .your project -- Maintaining fairness -- Honesty is the best policy -- Relating This Chapter to the PMP Exam and PMBOK 7 -- Chapter 3 Beginning the Journey: The Genesis of a Project -- Gathering Ideas for Projects -- Looking at information sources for potential projects | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Proposing a project in a business case -- Developing the Project Charter -- Performing a cost-benefit analysis -- Conducting a feasibility study -- Generating documents during the development of the project charter -- Deciding Which Projects to Move to the Second Phase of Their Life Cycle -- Tailoring Your Delivery Approach -- For the organization -- For the project -- Identifying the Models, Methods, and Artifacts to Use -- Relating This Chapter to the PMP Exam and PMBOK 7 -- Chapter 4 Knowing Your Project's Stakeholders: Involving the Right People -- Understanding Your Project's Stakeholders | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Developing a Stakeholder Register -- Starting your stakeholder register -- Using specific categories -- Considering stakeholders that are often overlooked -- Examining the beginning of a sample stakeholder register -- Ensuring your stakeholder register is complete and up-to-date -- Using a stakeholder register template -- Determining Whether Stakeholders Are Drivers, Supporters, or Observers -- Deciding when to involve your stakeholders -- Drivers -- Supporters -- Observers -- Using different methods to involve your stakeholders -- Making the most of your stakeholders' involvement | |
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| contents | Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Getting Started with Project Management -- Chapter 1 Project Management: The Key to Achieving Results -- Determining What Makes a Project a Project -- Understanding the three main components that define a project -- Recognizing the diversity of projects -- Describing the four phases of a project life cycle -- Adopting a Principled Approach to Project Management Starting with stewardship and leadership -- Continuing with team and stakeholders -- Delivering value and quality -- Handling complexity, opportunities, and threats -- Exhibiting adaptability and resilience -- Thinking holistically and enabling change -- What Happened to Process Groups and Knowledge Areas? -- Do You Have What It Takes to Be an Effective Project Manager? -- Questions -- Answer key -- Relating This Chapter to the PMP Exam and PMBOK 7 -- Chapter 2 I'm a Project Manager! Now What? -- Knowing the Project Manager's Role -- Looking at the project manager's tasks Staving off excuses for not following a structured project management approach -- Avoiding shortcuts -- Staying aware of other potential challenges -- Aligning with the Four Values that Comprise the Code of Ethics -- The price of greatness is responsibility -- R-e-s-p-e-c-t, find out what it means to. . .your project -- Maintaining fairness -- Honesty is the best policy -- Relating This Chapter to the PMP Exam and PMBOK 7 -- Chapter 3 Beginning the Journey: The Genesis of a Project -- Gathering Ideas for Projects -- Looking at information sources for potential projects Proposing a project in a business case -- Developing the Project Charter -- Performing a cost-benefit analysis -- Conducting a feasibility study -- Generating documents during the development of the project charter -- Deciding Which Projects to Move to the Second Phase of Their Life Cycle -- Tailoring Your Delivery Approach -- For the organization -- For the project -- Identifying the Models, Methods, and Artifacts to Use -- Relating This Chapter to the PMP Exam and PMBOK 7 -- Chapter 4 Knowing Your Project's Stakeholders: Involving the Right People -- Understanding Your Project's Stakeholders Developing a Stakeholder Register -- Starting your stakeholder register -- Using specific categories -- Considering stakeholders that are often overlooked -- Examining the beginning of a sample stakeholder register -- Ensuring your stakeholder register is complete and up-to-date -- Using a stakeholder register template -- Determining Whether Stakeholders Are Drivers, Supporters, or Observers -- Deciding when to involve your stakeholders -- Drivers -- Supporters -- Observers -- Using different methods to involve your stakeholders -- Making the most of your stakeholders' involvement |
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| spelling | Portny, Jonathan L. Verfasser aut Project management for dummies by Jonathan L. Portny, MBA, PMP, Stanley E. Portny, PMP 6th edition Hoboken, New Jersey Wiley [2022] 1 Online-Ressource (xii, 464 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Getting Started with Project Management -- Chapter 1 Project Management: The Key to Achieving Results -- Determining What Makes a Project a Project -- Understanding the three main components that define a project -- Recognizing the diversity of projects -- Describing the four phases of a project life cycle -- Adopting a Principled Approach to Project Management Starting with stewardship and leadership -- Continuing with team and stakeholders -- Delivering value and quality -- Handling complexity, opportunities, and threats -- Exhibiting adaptability and resilience -- Thinking holistically and enabling change -- What Happened to Process Groups and Knowledge Areas? -- Do You Have What It Takes to Be an Effective Project Manager? -- Questions -- Answer key -- Relating This Chapter to the PMP Exam and PMBOK 7 -- Chapter 2 I'm a Project Manager! Now What? -- Knowing the Project Manager's Role -- Looking at the project manager's tasks Staving off excuses for not following a structured project management approach -- Avoiding shortcuts -- Staying aware of other potential challenges -- Aligning with the Four Values that Comprise the Code of Ethics -- The price of greatness is responsibility -- R-e-s-p-e-c-t, find out what it means to. . .your project -- Maintaining fairness -- Honesty is the best policy -- Relating This Chapter to the PMP Exam and PMBOK 7 -- Chapter 3 Beginning the Journey: The Genesis of a Project -- Gathering Ideas for Projects -- Looking at information sources for potential projects Proposing a project in a business case -- Developing the Project Charter -- Performing a cost-benefit analysis -- Conducting a feasibility study -- Generating documents during the development of the project charter -- Deciding Which Projects to Move to the Second Phase of Their Life Cycle -- Tailoring Your Delivery Approach -- For the organization -- For the project -- Identifying the Models, Methods, and Artifacts to Use -- Relating This Chapter to the PMP Exam and PMBOK 7 -- Chapter 4 Knowing Your Project's Stakeholders: Involving the Right People -- Understanding Your Project's Stakeholders Developing a Stakeholder Register -- Starting your stakeholder register -- Using specific categories -- Considering stakeholders that are often overlooked -- Examining the beginning of a sample stakeholder register -- Ensuring your stakeholder register is complete and up-to-date -- Using a stakeholder register template -- Determining Whether Stakeholders Are Drivers, Supporters, or Observers -- Deciding when to involve your stakeholders -- Drivers -- Supporters -- Observers -- Using different methods to involve your stakeholders -- Making the most of your stakeholders' involvement Portny, Stanley E. Verfasser (DE-588)123179777 aut Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-1-119-86991-7 Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe, pbk 978-1-119-86981-8 |
| spellingShingle | Portny, Jonathan L. Portny, Stanley E. Project management for dummies Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Getting Started with Project Management -- Chapter 1 Project Management: The Key to Achieving Results -- Determining What Makes a Project a Project -- Understanding the three main components that define a project -- Recognizing the diversity of projects -- Describing the four phases of a project life cycle -- Adopting a Principled Approach to Project Management Starting with stewardship and leadership -- Continuing with team and stakeholders -- Delivering value and quality -- Handling complexity, opportunities, and threats -- Exhibiting adaptability and resilience -- Thinking holistically and enabling change -- What Happened to Process Groups and Knowledge Areas? -- Do You Have What It Takes to Be an Effective Project Manager? -- Questions -- Answer key -- Relating This Chapter to the PMP Exam and PMBOK 7 -- Chapter 2 I'm a Project Manager! Now What? -- Knowing the Project Manager's Role -- Looking at the project manager's tasks Staving off excuses for not following a structured project management approach -- Avoiding shortcuts -- Staying aware of other potential challenges -- Aligning with the Four Values that Comprise the Code of Ethics -- The price of greatness is responsibility -- R-e-s-p-e-c-t, find out what it means to. . .your project -- Maintaining fairness -- Honesty is the best policy -- Relating This Chapter to the PMP Exam and PMBOK 7 -- Chapter 3 Beginning the Journey: The Genesis of a Project -- Gathering Ideas for Projects -- Looking at information sources for potential projects Proposing a project in a business case -- Developing the Project Charter -- Performing a cost-benefit analysis -- Conducting a feasibility study -- Generating documents during the development of the project charter -- Deciding Which Projects to Move to the Second Phase of Their Life Cycle -- Tailoring Your Delivery Approach -- For the organization -- For the project -- Identifying the Models, Methods, and Artifacts to Use -- Relating This Chapter to the PMP Exam and PMBOK 7 -- Chapter 4 Knowing Your Project's Stakeholders: Involving the Right People -- Understanding Your Project's Stakeholders Developing a Stakeholder Register -- Starting your stakeholder register -- Using specific categories -- Considering stakeholders that are often overlooked -- Examining the beginning of a sample stakeholder register -- Ensuring your stakeholder register is complete and up-to-date -- Using a stakeholder register template -- Determining Whether Stakeholders Are Drivers, Supporters, or Observers -- Deciding when to involve your stakeholders -- Drivers -- Supporters -- Observers -- Using different methods to involve your stakeholders -- Making the most of your stakeholders' involvement |
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