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Covering the principles and techniques you need to successfully manage an engineering or technical project from start to finish, Project Management, Planning and Control is an established and widely recommended project management handbook.

Building on its clear and detailed coverage of planning, scheduling and control, this eighth edition includes new case studies from industries including petrochemical and construction, as well as updates throughout to account for changes and best practice in governance and adjudication. It also now includes expanded coverage of AI, Big Data and sustainability.

Ideal for those studying for Project Management Professional (PMP) qualifications, Project Management, Planning and Control is aligned with the latest Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) for both the Project Management Institute (PMI) and the Association of Project Management (APM) and includes questions and answers to help you test your understanding.

  • Self-contained chapters make this ideal for quick reference.
  • Provides case studies in project management from construction industries and AI.
  • Updated and expanded to address new trends and techniques related to governance, stakeholder management, BIM/VDC and Primavera P6.

1. Project Management, Planning and Control - p. ii 2. Cover - p. ii 3. Dedication - p. ii 4. Title Page - p. iii 5. Copyright Page - p. iv 6. Table of Contents - p. iv 7. Foreword to the 1st edition - p. xiii 8. Foreword to the 8th edition - p. xv 9. Preface to the 8th edition - p. xvii 10. Acknowledgements - p. xix 11. Chapter 1 Project definition - p. 1 12. Chapter 2 Project management - p. 7 13. Chapter 3 Programme and portfolio management - p. 13 14. Chapter 4 Project context (project environment) - p. 17 15. Chapter 5 Business case - p. 23 16. Chapter 6 Investment appraisal - p. 27 17. Chapter 7 Stakeholder management - p. 35 18. Chapter 8 Project-success criteria - p. 41 19. Chapter 9 Organization structures - p. 43 20. Chapter 10 Organization roles - p. 47 21. Chapter 11 Project life cycles - p. 49 22. Chapter 12 Work breakdown structures - p. 53 23. Chapter 13 Estimating - p. 61 24. Chapter 14 Project management plan - p. 67 25. Chapter 15 Risk management - p. 73 26. Chapter 16 Quality management - p. 85 27. Chapter 17 Change management - p. 99 28. Chapter 18 Configuration management - p. 105 29. Chapter 19 Basic network principles - p. 107 30. Chapter 20 Planning blocks and subdivision of blocks - p. 131 31. Chapter 21 Arithmetical analysis and floats - p. 145 32. Chapter 22 The case for manual analysis - p. 161 33. Chapter 23 Lester diagram - p. 167 34. Chapter 24 Graphical and computer analysis - p. 171 35. Chapter 25 Milestones and line of balance - p. 183 36. Chapter 26 Simple examples - p. 189 37. Chapter 27 Progress reporting - p. 203 38. Chapter 28 Project management and network planning - p. 211 39. Chapter 29 Network applications outside the construction industry - p. 225 40. Chapter 30 Resource loading - p. 239 41. Chapter 31 Cash flow forecasting - p. 245 42. Chapter 32 Cost control and EVA - p. 255 43. Chapter 33 Control graphs and reports - p. 269 44. Chapter 34 Procurement - p. 295 45. Chapter 35 Value management - p. 339 46. Chapter 36 Health, safety and environment - p. 343 47. Chapter 37 Information management - p. 355 48. Chapter 38 Communication - p. 363 49. Chapter 39 Team building and motivation - p. 369 50. Chapter 40 Leadership - p. 379 51. Chapter 41 Negotiation - p. 387 52. Chapter 42 Conflict management and dispute resolution - p. 393 53. Chapter 43 Governance of project management - p. 399 54. Chapter 44 Project close-out and handover - p. 407 55. Chapter 45 Project close-out report and review - p. 409 56. Chapter 46 Stages and sequence - p. 411 57. Chapter 47 Worked example 1 - p. 417 58. Chapter 48 Worked example 2 - p. 431 59. Chapter 49 Worked example 3 - p. 447 60. Chapter 50 Worked example 4 - p. 475 61. Chapter 51 Primavera P2 - p. 485 62. Chapter 52 Building Information Modelling (BIM) - p. 505 63. Chapter 53 Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) - p. 525 64. Chapter 54 Sustainability - p. 535 65. Chapter 55 Project assurance - p. 541 66. Appendix 1 Agile project management - p. 545 67. Appendix 2 Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data - p. 571 68. Appendix 3 Case study 1: Cement plant - p. 591 69. Appendix 4 Case study 2: Teesside oil terminal - p. 603 70. Appendix 5 Abbreviations and acronyms - p. 613 71. Appendix 6 Glossary - p. 619 72. Appendix 7 Sample examination; questions 1: Questions - p. 627 73. Appendix 8 Sample examination; questions 2: Bullet point answers - p. 631 74. Appendix 9 Syllabus summary bullet points - p. 651 75. Appendix 10 Words of Wisdom - p. 673 76. Appendix 11 Bibliography - p. 675 77. Index - p. 683 78. Notes - p. 695 79. Notes - p. 696

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Descripción

Covering the principles and techniques you need to successfully manage an engineering or technical project from start to finish, Project Management, Planning and Control is an established and widely recommended project management handbook.

Building on its clear and detailed coverage of planning, scheduling and control, this eighth edition includes new case studies from industries including petrochemical and construction, as well as updates throughout to account for changes and best practice in governance and adjudication. It also now includes expanded coverage of AI, Big Data and sustainability.

Ideal for those studying for Project Management Professional (PMP) qualifications, Project Management, Planning and Control is aligned with the latest Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) for both the Project Management Institute (PMI) and the Association of Project Management (APM) and includes questions and answers to help you test your understanding.

  • Self-contained chapters make this ideal for quick reference.
  • Provides case studies in project management from construction industries and AI.
  • Updated and expanded to address new trends and techniques related to governance, stakeholder management, BIM/VDC and Primavera P6.

1. Project Management, Planning and Control - p. ii 2. Cover - p. ii 3. Dedication - p. ii 4. Title Page - p. iii 5. Copyright Page - p. iv 6. Table of Contents - p. iv 7. Foreword to the 1st edition - p. xiii 8. Foreword to the 8th edition - p. xv 9. Preface to the 8th edition - p. xvii 10. Acknowledgements - p. xix 11. Chapter 1 Project definition - p. 1 12. Chapter 2 Project management - p. 7 13. Chapter 3 Programme and portfolio management - p. 13 14. Chapter 4 Project context (project environment) - p. 17 15. Chapter 5 Business case - p. 23 16. Chapter 6 Investment appraisal - p. 27 17. Chapter 7 Stakeholder management - p. 35 18. Chapter 8 Project-success criteria - p. 41 19. Chapter 9 Organization structures - p. 43 20. Chapter 10 Organization roles - p. 47 21. Chapter 11 Project life cycles - p. 49 22. Chapter 12 Work breakdown structures - p. 53 23. Chapter 13 Estimating - p. 61 24. Chapter 14 Project management plan - p. 67 25. Chapter 15 Risk management - p. 73 26. Chapter 16 Quality management - p. 85 27. Chapter 17 Change management - p. 99 28. Chapter 18 Configuration management - p. 105 29. Chapter 19 Basic network principles - p. 107 30. Chapter 20 Planning blocks and subdivision of blocks - p. 131 31. Chapter 21 Arithmetical analysis and floats - p. 145 32. Chapter 22 The case for manual analysis - p. 161 33. Chapter 23 Lester diagram - p. 167 34. Chapter 24 Graphical and computer analysis - p. 171 35. Chapter 25 Milestones and line of balance - p. 183 36. Chapter 26 Simple examples - p. 189 37. Chapter 27 Progress reporting - p. 203 38. Chapter 28 Project management and network planning - p. 211 39. Chapter 29 Network applications outside the construction industry - p. 225 40. Chapter 30 Resource loading - p. 239 41. Chapter 31 Cash flow forecasting - p. 245 42. Chapter 32 Cost control and EVA - p. 255 43. Chapter 33 Control graphs and reports - p. 269 44. Chapter 34 Procurement - p. 295 45. Chapter 35 Value management - p. 339 46. Chapter 36 Health, safety and environment - p. 343 47. Chapter 37 Information management - p. 355 48. Chapter 38 Communication - p. 363 49. Chapter 39 Team building and motivation - p. 369 50. Chapter 40 Leadership - p. 379 51. Chapter 41 Negotiation - p. 387 52. Chapter 42 Conflict management and dispute resolution - p. 393 53. Chapter 43 Governance of project management - p. 399 54. Chapter 44 Project close-out and handover - p. 407 55. Chapter 45 Project close-out report and review - p. 409 56. Chapter 46 Stages and sequence - p. 411 57. Chapter 47 Worked example 1 - p. 417 58. Chapter 48 Worked example 2 - p. 431 59. Chapter 49 Worked example 3 - p. 447 60. Chapter 50 Worked example 4 - p. 475 61. Chapter 51 Primavera P2 - p. 485 62. Chapter 52 Building Information Modelling (BIM) - p. 505 63. Chapter 53 Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) - p. 525 64. Chapter 54 Sustainability - p. 535 65. Chapter 55 Project assurance - p. 541 66. Appendix 1 Agile project management - p. 545 67. Appendix 2 Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data - p. 571 68. Appendix 3 Case study 1: Cement plant - p. 591 69. Appendix 4 Case study 2: Teesside oil terminal - p. 603 70. Appendix 5 Abbreviations and acronyms - p. 613 71. Appendix 6 Glossary - p. 619 72. Appendix 7 Sample examination; questions 1: Questions - p. 627 73. Appendix 8 Sample examination; questions 2: Bullet point answers - p. 631 74. Appendix 9 Syllabus summary bullet points - p. 651 75. Appendix 10 Words of Wisdom - p. 673 76. Appendix 11 Bibliography - p. 675 77. Index - p. 683 78. Notes - p. 695 79. Notes - p. 696

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