Managing Multiple Projects: Planning, Scheduling, and Allocating Resources for Competitive Advantage, Vol. 5
Author: James S Pennypacker
"Details time-efficient and cost-effective strategies to evaluate, select, prioritize, plan, and manage multiple projects. Presents proven methods and practical applications for the development of successful project portfolios and prosperous multiproject environments. Provides useful models and scheduling frameworks for increasecd quality and productivity."
Booknews
Project leaders, managers, and team members, as well as cost engineers, analysts, and students in project management and planning, will glean ideas and methods for managing multiple projects with this reference detailing strategies for evaluating, selecting, prioritizing, planning, and managing multiple projects while reinforcing organizational goals. Examples in large information systems organizations and health care delivery systems are discussed. Pennypacker directs a business center in the private sector and publishes newsletters on project management. Dye is a corporate and public trainer and member of the Project Management Institute. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Super Searchers Do Business: The Online Secrets of Top Business Researchers
Author: Mary Ellen Bates
With the vast resources and ever-changing systems on the Internet, finding and gaining access to needed information can seem like an insurmountable task. This book interviews 11 on-line researchers and explains their techniques, including how to find and sort through information and what on-line sources to tap into. In depth interviews offer advice on how to begin projects, evaluate Internet information sources, and decide when to or not to use high-cost on-line services. Written for anyone interested in locating information on the Internet, this book provides the tools needed for searchers to make the best use of their on-line time.
Booknews
Bates, who does the same sort of work, interviews 11 researchers who use the Internet and online services to find critical business information. They reveal how they choose sources, evaluate search results, and tackle projects. The collection launches a series treating online research in different subject areas. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Table of Contents:
Foreword | ix | |
Acknowledgments | xiii | |
Introduction | xv | |
Business Valuation Research | 1 | |
One-Man Library | 17 | |
Independent Info Pro and End User | 31 | |
Competitive Intelligence Expert | 51 | |
Wide-Spectrum Business Searcher | 69 | |
Business Investigator | 83 | |
Ad Industry Info Pro | 99 | |
Author and Editor | 115 | |
Information Professional Down Under | 133 | |
Primary and Secondary Researcher | 153 | |
Vendor Liaison and Instructor | 167 | |
Appendix A | Referenced Sites and Sources | 185 |
Appendix B | Glossary | 197 |
Index | 199 | |
About the Author and Editor | 207 |
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