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5 books on Project Management software [PDF]
October 29, 2024 | 28 |
These books are covering task management techniques, project planning methodologies, resource allocation strategies, time tracking features, risk management processes, reporting and analytics tools, etc.
1. Global Project Management: Communication, Collaboration and Management Across Borders
2016 by Jean Binder
"Global Project Management: Communication, Collaboration, and Management Across Borders" offers comprehensive insights into the transformation of your organization and project management strategies to excel in the context of contemporary business landscapes, characterized by dispersed expertise, 24/7 operations, and virtual team dynamics. This book extends beyond mere suggestions for collaborative tools, delving into the realm of best practices for effectively managing cross-cultural teams and international communication. It provides recommendations for organizational adaptations, project structure enhancements, and innovative approaches for implementing these new practices and methodologies. Brimming with practical real-life examples and techniques, the book demonstrates how to seamlessly integrate these recommendations into the successful management of any global project.
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2. Microsoft Project 2016
2016 by Scott Casterson
"Microsoft Project 2016" stands as a Microsoft-powered project management software designed to streamline the responsibilities of project managers. It facilitates the creation of project plans, resource allocation for tasks, real-time progress monitoring, budget control, and workload assessments. Despite its absence from the Microsoft Office suite, it has risen to prominence as the leading project management tool. Available in two distinct editions, Standard and Professional, and employing the .mpp file format, Project 2016 enables the development of budgets based on task assignments and resource rates. As resources are assigned and work estimates are made, the software calculates costs and estimated completion times, while also facilitating seamless resource sharing across multiple projects.
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3. Software Project Management For Dummies
2011 by Teresa Luckey, Joseph Phillips
With the rising trend of outsourcing in the realm of software projects, individuals with a background in traditional programming find themselves thrust into the role of project managers, requiring rapid adaptation to this new responsibility. "Software Project Management For Dummies" delves into the fundamental components of widely accepted project management methodologies, encompassing aspects such as overseeing programmers and effectively mitigating risks. The book explores the iterative development model, employs Microsoft Project 2003, and explores various methodologies, including eXtreme programming, open source approaches, SQA testing, software life cycle management, and more. To further aid beginners and seasoned professionals alike, the companion website offers a wealth of valuable tools, case studies, and additional resources, facilitating a smooth initiation into the world of software project management.
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4. Project Management For Dummies
2010 by Nick Graham, Stanley E. Portny
In today's fast-paced, cost-conscious global business landscape, where tight project schedules and demanding standards have become the standard, "Project Management For Dummies" serves as a comprehensive guide for professionals seeking insights into the most effective practices in the field. This resource equips readers with the knowledge and skills to efficiently organize, estimate, and schedule projects, while effectively managing deliverables, addressing changes, evaluating risks, maintaining communication, and meeting expectations through the utilization of cutting-edge technology and software. By steering clear of common pitfalls that can challenge even the most seasoned project managers, this adaptation covers the latest techniques for resource management, staying on course and within budget, as well as strategies for navigating virtual teams. It offers valuable insights into setting practical expectations, satisfying diverse stakeholder needs, accomplishing tasks with minimal personnel, motivating project teams, and understanding the core principles of successful project management. Additionally, the book discusses the essential attributes and abilities of today's top project managers, provides guidance on engaging project stakeholders through Stakeholder Analysis, and explores emerging trends and complex project scenarios. It also includes assessment tools for evaluating strengths and weaknesses in areas ranging from software selection to team composition and introduces dynamic strategies for team motivation and effective risk management.
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5. Microsoft Project 2007: The Missing Manual: The Missing Manual
2007 by Bonnie Biafore
In the world of projects, encompassing variables like schedules, budgets, communications, and resources is a given, and Microsoft Project 2007 serves as a tool to empower you to manage these elements rather than be controlled by them. However, navigating the intricacies of Project can be a project in itself. "Microsoft Project 2007: The Missing Manual," authored by project management expert Bonnie Biafore, offers an accelerated path to proficiency. This comprehensive guide covers a spectrum of tasks, from establishing budgets and monitoring schedules to scenario testing and preempting potential pitfalls before your project falters. It informs readers about the enhancements in Project 2007 compared to prior versions and helps in selecting the right edition, whether it's Project Standard, Project Professional, or Enterprise Project Management Solution. This book is more than just a software manual; it imparts fundamental project management principles and practical guidance on leveraging Project to define, plan, estimate, budget, schedule, build, assign resources, refine, track progress, communicate effectively, and successfully conclude projects. "Microsoft Project 2007: The Missing Manual" is an indispensable resource for anyone involved in project management, ensuring you have the expertise you need right at your fingertips.
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1. Global Project Management: Communication, Collaboration and Management Across Borders
2016 by Jean Binder
"Global Project Management: Communication, Collaboration, and Management Across Borders" offers comprehensive insights into the transformation of your organization and project management strategies to excel in the context of contemporary business landscapes, characterized by dispersed expertise, 24/7 operations, and virtual team dynamics. This book extends beyond mere suggestions for collaborative tools, delving into the realm of best practices for effectively managing cross-cultural teams and international communication. It provides recommendations for organizational adaptations, project structure enhancements, and innovative approaches for implementing these new practices and methodologies. Brimming with practical real-life examples and techniques, the book demonstrates how to seamlessly integrate these recommendations into the successful management of any global project.
Download PDF
2. Microsoft Project 2016
2016 by Scott Casterson
"Microsoft Project 2016" stands as a Microsoft-powered project management software designed to streamline the responsibilities of project managers. It facilitates the creation of project plans, resource allocation for tasks, real-time progress monitoring, budget control, and workload assessments. Despite its absence from the Microsoft Office suite, it has risen to prominence as the leading project management tool. Available in two distinct editions, Standard and Professional, and employing the .mpp file format, Project 2016 enables the development of budgets based on task assignments and resource rates. As resources are assigned and work estimates are made, the software calculates costs and estimated completion times, while also facilitating seamless resource sharing across multiple projects.
Download PDF
3. Software Project Management For Dummies
2011 by Teresa Luckey, Joseph Phillips
With the rising trend of outsourcing in the realm of software projects, individuals with a background in traditional programming find themselves thrust into the role of project managers, requiring rapid adaptation to this new responsibility. "Software Project Management For Dummies" delves into the fundamental components of widely accepted project management methodologies, encompassing aspects such as overseeing programmers and effectively mitigating risks. The book explores the iterative development model, employs Microsoft Project 2003, and explores various methodologies, including eXtreme programming, open source approaches, SQA testing, software life cycle management, and more. To further aid beginners and seasoned professionals alike, the companion website offers a wealth of valuable tools, case studies, and additional resources, facilitating a smooth initiation into the world of software project management.
Download PDF
4. Project Management For Dummies
2010 by Nick Graham, Stanley E. Portny
In today's fast-paced, cost-conscious global business landscape, where tight project schedules and demanding standards have become the standard, "Project Management For Dummies" serves as a comprehensive guide for professionals seeking insights into the most effective practices in the field. This resource equips readers with the knowledge and skills to efficiently organize, estimate, and schedule projects, while effectively managing deliverables, addressing changes, evaluating risks, maintaining communication, and meeting expectations through the utilization of cutting-edge technology and software. By steering clear of common pitfalls that can challenge even the most seasoned project managers, this adaptation covers the latest techniques for resource management, staying on course and within budget, as well as strategies for navigating virtual teams. It offers valuable insights into setting practical expectations, satisfying diverse stakeholder needs, accomplishing tasks with minimal personnel, motivating project teams, and understanding the core principles of successful project management. Additionally, the book discusses the essential attributes and abilities of today's top project managers, provides guidance on engaging project stakeholders through Stakeholder Analysis, and explores emerging trends and complex project scenarios. It also includes assessment tools for evaluating strengths and weaknesses in areas ranging from software selection to team composition and introduces dynamic strategies for team motivation and effective risk management.
Download PDF
5. Microsoft Project 2007: The Missing Manual: The Missing Manual
2007 by Bonnie Biafore
In the world of projects, encompassing variables like schedules, budgets, communications, and resources is a given, and Microsoft Project 2007 serves as a tool to empower you to manage these elements rather than be controlled by them. However, navigating the intricacies of Project can be a project in itself. "Microsoft Project 2007: The Missing Manual," authored by project management expert Bonnie Biafore, offers an accelerated path to proficiency. This comprehensive guide covers a spectrum of tasks, from establishing budgets and monitoring schedules to scenario testing and preempting potential pitfalls before your project falters. It informs readers about the enhancements in Project 2007 compared to prior versions and helps in selecting the right edition, whether it's Project Standard, Project Professional, or Enterprise Project Management Solution. This book is more than just a software manual; it imparts fundamental project management principles and practical guidance on leveraging Project to define, plan, estimate, budget, schedule, build, assign resources, refine, track progress, communicate effectively, and successfully conclude projects. "Microsoft Project 2007: The Missing Manual" is an indispensable resource for anyone involved in project management, ensuring you have the expertise you need right at your fingertips.
Download PDF
How to download PDF:
1. Install Google Books Downloader
2. Enter Book ID to the search box and press Enter
3. Click "Download Book" icon and select PDF*
* - note that for yellow books only preview pages are downloaded
