August 2018
Beginner
580 pages
13h 11m
English
“Better be wise by the misfortunes of others than your own”
AESOP
In Parts II and III, I explained how you can plan and run a project, covering the most commonly used project management techniques.
In this part, I will provide you with some advice on how to put this book into practice on your particular project. Each of you reading this book will come from different types of organizations, operating in different sectors and be working on different types of projects. The culture of your organizations will also vary considerably. My experience in a range of different organizations and sectors has shown the techniques in this book are widely applicable but that doesn’t mean to say you can follow everything ...
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