Project Workflow Management: A Business Process Approach
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| Rating | : | 4.41 (966 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1604270926 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 352 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-10-09 |
| Language | : | English |
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He has published numerous articles and also professionally developed project management professional (PMP) Exam prep courseware and books. Maltzman has been an engineer at a major telecom since 1978, a project management director since 1988, and has directed large telecom projects such as the 1996 Summer Olympics. . Epstein managed multiple complex interdependent projects and programs around the globe. This subject matter expert possesses multi-industr
Shaid said The workflow to better project management. Project Workflow Management, published recently by JRoss, and co-authored by Daniel Epstein and Richard Maltzman, is one of the most interesting professional books I've read recently. The book presents project workflow, which blends the practical knowledge we've all gathered during our PM careers with the PMBOK® Guide framework, transforming the combination into a series of flow charts and visuals. Walking through the book's visuals tells us exactly which processes to use and how to implement them, with guidance along the way as t. Marin said Revolutionary. This Project Workflow Management book dares to offer what no other book has ever offered to project managers before - an opportunity to eliminate most mistakes in managing projects by "following the flow" and significantly improving the quality of all projects. This book reflects a concentrated knowledge of project management wisdom. Even the most experienced project managers will find information in this book that they never knew, ready to be applied right out of the box. The less experienced PMs will find a detailed guide to flawles. Mel Bost, author of "Lessons Learned: Taking Project Management to a New Level in a Continuous Process Improvement Framework" mbpmoexpert Daniel Epstein and Rich Maltzman have developed a "business process oriented framework" for project management which is the equivalent of a good "practice" with regard to how project management processes should be conducted in organizations. Harold Kerzner's very fine Foreword is really a "Requirements Document" defining the need for the Workflow which Epstein and Maltzman have created. I highly endorse this book and its contents because it sets a standard for sound project management practices which all companies in all disciplines c
--Samir Penkar, Founder, Future of Project ManagementProject Workflow Management is an excellent guide for experienced project managers, anyone starting to study, teach, or work in project management, and for organizations that are standardizing their project management methodologies. Project Workflow Management is not the ultimate cure for all of your project management ills, but right now it appears to be the best alternative, and significantly more valuable to the project manager than complex methodologies and processes. It is like having a map in your hand and tracing where you want to go. The concept of framing it as a process workflow makes the field accessible and easy to learn by almost anyone. --Jean Binder, PMI Cleland Award Winning Author --Jean Binder, PMI Cleland Award Winning AuthorProject Workflow Management has the pote
Foreword by industry legend Harold Kerzner!Project Workflow Management illustrates a completely unique step-by-step workflow guiding approach, which significantly simplifies project management activities by enforcing execution of all required processes on time, and redirecting to an alternative path in the event of issues. It enables readers with no prior project management skills to manage the entire lifecycle of any small to mid-sized project, and equips experienced project managers with a detailed map to the successful management of large complex projects and programs. KEY FEATURES: --Describes p