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Recommended reading
These are books we found useful. They are titles
that we refer to, and have no hesitation in recommending them to
you
We
recommend Amazon for timely
delivery |
All change - the project leader's secret handbook
Eddie
Obeng |
a
comprehensive manual full of new world tools |
New
rules for the new world
Eddie
Obeng
|
more
new world tools for project managers |
The
heart of success
Rob
Parsons
|
work
a 60 hour week and never see the family ? - spend an hour with this
book and get your life back |
| The
seven habits of highly effective people
Stephen
Covey |
|
10
million bestseller - helps you plan a personal pathway for achieving
goals that match your values in life |
The
project workout
Robert
Buttrick
|
the
best "project management in one book" volume we have found.
Practical, nicely laid-out and fun. Useful for reference |
| The
goal
Eli
Goldratt |
Goldratt's
10 million bestseller describing the theory of constraints. Like all
Goldratt books, it's written as a novel so is very readable. The most
profound business book you may ever read |
| Critical
chain
Eli
Goldratt |
Another
business novel from Goldratt, defining his approach to project scheduling,
All businesses will work this way within 10 years or die ! |
It's
not luck
Eli
Goldratt |
Theory
of constraints applied to thinking skills |
|
Earned
Value Management
Fleming &
Koppleman
|
Describes EVM in
its most basic form, intended for application to all projects, of
any size, and from any industry. It describes a scalable approach
for EVM covering the smallest to large complex mega-projects.
We
haven't read this, but it comes highly recommended by Pete Mill,
BAE SYSTEMS EVM guru |
