Q-Z Books

This comprehensive exploration of the project management process presents the tools, steps, and processes of project management and uncovers the critical thinking -- the why -- vital to project management excellence.

Realweb

Real Web Project Management: Case Studies and Best Practices from the Trenches

Thomas J. Shelford, Gregory A. Remillard

Based on solutions implemented from actual, real-world scenarios, this practical book offers a complete road map for navigating every facet of a contemporary Web project. Filled with tips and techniques, it provides practices to implement and pitfalls to avoid to ensure success.

Research and Development Project Selection (Wiley Series in Engineering and Technology Management)

by Joseph P. Martino

The first and only guide offering comprehensive coverage of state-of-the-art selection techniques now being used by decision-makers in industry, government, and academe, R&D Project Selection is an indispensable working resource for research and development managers, department heads, administrators, policymakers, consulting engineers, and all those involved in the project selection and management process.

RedProjRisk/RiskDecAnal

Reducing Project Risk

Ralph L. Kliem and Irwin S. Ludin, Gower Press, 1998, First Edition, Hard cover 228 pages, ISBN: 0-566-07799-X

Risk and Decision Analysis

John Shuyler, Project Management Institute,259 pages paperback, ISBN1-880410-28-1

RiskMgmtConcGuid/Roundtable

Risk Management: Concepts and Guidance

Carl L. Pritchard, second edition, ESI International, 340 pages paperback, ISBN 1-890367-30-3

Roundtable on Project Management

James Bullock (Editor), Dorset House, 172 pages paperback, ISBN 0-932633-48-X

ROISoftware

ROI of Software Process Improvement: Metrics for Project Managers and Software Engineers

David F. Rico

An indispensable addition to your project management, software engineering or computer science bookshelf, this book masterfully illuminates and simplifies otherwise complex topics in ROI. It presents extremely simple, but overwhelmingly powerful metrics, models, and methods for designing professional business cases and provides hard-hitting economic justification.

RMTricks

Risk Management, Tricks of the Trade for Project Managers

Rita Mulcahy

If you want to make a big difference on projects, risk management is it.

This practical and easy-to-use Course in a Book contains Tricks of the Trade from 141 world wide contributors and international risk research. It includes subjects and innovative tricks that no one else has written about. The methodology prevents many of the problems faced on projects and shows how to do it, not just what to do.

Running the Successful Hi-Tech Project Office (Artech House Technology Management and Professional Development Library)

by Eduardo Miranda

This is your complete ‘how to’ book on establishing the Project Office as a methodology for managing multiple development initiatives within your organization. The book presents the PO (Project Office) as a model for use in a wide variety of organizations, especially in R&D environments. This hands-on guide provides you with the essential techniques, templates and tools used by successful managers and consultants to achieve maximum project control and performance of dedicated persons, and groups.

eeTom/SimMgmt

Seeing Tomorrow: Rewriting the Rules of Risk

Ron S. Dembo and Andrew Freeman, John Wiley and Sons, 1998, First Edition, hard cover 260 pages, ISBN: 0-471-24736-7

Simultaneous Management

Alexander Laufer, American Management Association, ISBN 0-8144-0312-3

ShowMe

Show Me Microsoft Project 2003

Brian Kennemer

Show Me Microsoft Office Project 2003 covers all the most important Project tasks using clear, step-by-step instructions, and is illustrated with hundreds of helpful screenshots. This easy-to-use book includes Show Me Live! Software that shows you how to perform everyday tasks and helps you gain real-world project experience. Other features include PM Focus, a full sidebar page with project management related information explaining when and why you might use a particular Project function.

SixSig

Six Sigma for Dummies

Craig Gygi, Neil DeCarlo, Bruce Williams, Stephen R. Covey

With this book, Six Sigma is revealed to everyone. You might be in a company that’s already implemented Six Sigma, or your organization may be considering it. You may be a student who wants to learn how it works, or you might be a seasoned business professional who needs to get up to speed. In any case, Six Sigma For Dummies is the most straightforward, non-intimidating guide on the market. This simple, friendly book makes Six Sigma make sense.

Six Sigma Software Development

Christine B. Tayntor, 332 pages paperback, Auberbach Publications, 0-8493-1193-4

SixSigHndbk

The Six Sigma Handbook, Revised and Expanded: The Complete Guide for Greenbelts, Blackbelts, and Managers at All Levels

Thomas Pyzdek

Completely rewritten and reorganized, this second edition of The Six Sigma Handbookcovers all the basic statistics and qualityimprovement tools of the Six Sigma quality management system. This new edition reflects the developments in Six Sigma over the past few years and will help maintain the book's position as the leading comprehensive guide to Six Sigma.

Software Management Approaches: Project Management Estimation, and Lifecycle Support

Michael Haug (Editor), Eric W. Olsen (Editor), Gilles Vallet (Editor), Olivier Becart (Editor)

Offers a variety of perspectives on software project management, cost estimation, and software life cycle support. For both developers and line managers.

SmartCh/SoftSurv

Smart Choices: A Practical Guide to Making Better Decisions

John Hammond, Ralph Keeney, Howard Raiffa, Harvard Business School Press, 1999, hard cover 244 pages, ISBN 0-87584-857-5

Software Project Survival Guide

Steve McConnell, Microsoft Press, 288 pages paperback, ISBN1-57231-621-7

SoftPM

Software Project Management in Practice

Pankaj Jalote

Aimed at developers and IT managers alike, Software Project Management in Practice offers an invaluable guide to using lightweight software processes in real projects. Filled with sample documents, this book can benefit any organization seeking to improve the ways it manages software.

Software Failure: Management Failure: Cautionary Tales (Wiley Series in Software Engineering Practice)

Stephen Flowers

The purpose of this book is to bring together material about a number of significant information systems which did not perform as originally envisaged and to provide a coherent account of the surrounding events. The author identifies major causal events and draws from them management lessons. In case after case critical factors point out strategic, organizational or resource problems rather than technical bugs.

SoftwarePMKitDum

Software Project Management Kit for Dummies

Greg Mandanis, Allen Wyatt

The seasoned programmer and novice alike find this reference the ideal resource for getting a project off to the right start. Friendly, practical advice is combined with the latest software in this ...For Dummies edition. Follow your expert guide through planning, development, testing, and implementation -- the first steps to your project's success.

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