Chapter 7. Taming That Monster Budget
MOST PEOPLE INITIALLY PLAN A PROJECT without considering costs—and that’s appropriate. Doing so helps you make honest estimates concerning the work that needs to be done and the resources needed to complete the work. Toward the end of the planning stage of your project, you can begin to review the costs involved. At this stage, there are some cost-related issues you need to address, along with some tools that Microsoft Office project 2007 offers that you can use to help you get a handle on costs in the likely event you’ll need to find ways to cut back.
How to Use Cost Resources Effectively
In 3, I discussed Work ...
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