October 2001
Intermediate to advanced
122 pages
2h 41m
English
This introductory chapter provides information on the work breakdown structure (WBS), the background of the concept, and its place in the project management process.
Starting a new project is like starting to write a book—you have an idea of what you want to do, but are not sure how to start. Many writers, like many project planners and managers, find that outlining is frequently the most effective way to start writing.1
An outline is both a method for organizing material and a plan for the book itself. There are many ways to outline a book, especially one ...
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