Project Management Memory Jogger: A Desktop Guuide for Project Teams

Tate, Karen,Martin, Paula

ISBN 10: 1576810666 / ISBN 13: 9781576810668

Published by Goal Q P C Inc, 1997

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Project Management Memory Jogger: A Desktop Guuide for Project Teams
• Publisher: Goal Q P C Inc
• Publication Date: 1997
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1576810666
• ISBN 13: 9781576810668
• Binding: spiral_bound
• Condition: Good

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Synopsis

Ensure that your team’s projects are completed on time, within budget, and with exceptional results. An indispensable tool for employees at all levels of the organization, the Project Management Memory Jogger™ offers a practical, user-friendly approach to effective project management. This desktop guide provides a project road map to enable teams to prepare for, charter, execute, and close out successful projects. Key concepts in each step of the project management process are illustrated in a case study that parallels the process. Each step also includes a discussion of why and how to complete each portion of the process. A valuable asset that can be customized to incorporate your organization’s unique culture and business goals, the Project Management Memory Jogger™ explains the skills and knowledge team members need to apply to each project.

About the Author

Paula K. Martin is CEO of the International Matrix Management Institute (MMI). She is the author of the Matrix Management 2.0™ Body of Knowledge and the developer of the Matrix Management 2.0™ (MM 2.0™) Organizational Operating System. She is the author of the Matrix Management Reinvented book series, Managing Projects in a Matrix and more than 10 other books on topics related to matrix management. 

Paula has worked with matrix organizations for 25 years helping them define matrix structures that work, create management systems that support their business strategies, create project systems and define accountability. She has realigned and re-engineered their business processes, and worked with their leadership teams to enhance performance. As the Director of Product/Service Development for the Institute, Paula focuses on discovering and meeting the needs of matrix organizations around the globe.