Project Manager's Handbook
out. de 2007 · McGraw Hill Professional
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- Market: project managers, construction managers, business managers, special projects managers, and strategic planner
- Thirty percent of the book is drawn from international projects
- Covers non-traditional industries such as health care, educational systems, media and entertainment, and computers and communications
Market: project managers, construction managers, business managers, special projects managers, and strategic planner
Thirty percent of the book is drawn from international projects
Covers non-traditional industries such as health care, educational systems, media and entertainment, and computers a...
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David Cleland has been called “the Father of Project Management.” He is currently Professor Emeritus at the School of Engineering, University of Pittsburgh. Lewis Ireland has been with the Project Management Institute for two decades and is Director of Research for the American Society for the Advance of Project Management.
David Cleland has been called “the Father of Project Management.” He is currently Professor Emeritus at the School of Engineering, University of Pittsburgh. Lewis Ireland has been with the Project Management Institute for two decades and is Director of Research for the American Society for the Ad...
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