| Description |
1 online resource. |
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data file rda |
| Series |
The Government Manager's Essential Library |
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Government manager's essential library.
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| Note |
Title from title screen. |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Summary |
This realistic cross-section of the project management discipline in the federal arena will help anyone leading, working on, or affecting the direction of a project team. It covers the entire scope of project management from organization to methodology, technology to leadership. This volume focuses on the three project management organizational dimensions of culture, systems, and structure. Federal practices and successes in the areas of communication, project leadership, stakeholders, and key competencies are highlighted. The book offers clear and practical advice drawn from a variety of proj. |
| Contents |
Title Page; Copyright; ABOUT THE AUTHORS; CONTENTS; PREFACE; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; CHAPTER 1 The Evolution of Federal Project Management; Projects in the Federal Sector; The Evolution of Project Management in the Federal Government; Project Management in Government Today; Who's Who in Federal Project Management; Challenges Ahead for Project Management in the Federal Government; CHAPTER 2 Fitting Project Management into the Organization; Culture; Systems; Structure; CHAPTER 3 Building Strong Teams; Team Types and Structures; Establishing the Project Team; Developing the Project Team |
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Managing the Project TeamWorking with Contractors; Characteristics of Successful Teams; CHAPTER 4 Leveraging Technology for Project Success; Information Technology in the Federal Environment; Assessing Project Needs; Technology Trends in Project Management; CHAPTER 5 The Crucial Role of Communication; The Project Manager's Role in Communication; Setting the Context; Communication Matrix and Plan; The Role of the Media; Information Access and Security; CHAPTER 6 Leadership and the Project Manager; Leadership in a Project Context; Balancing Leadership and Management |
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Characteristics and Traits of Project LeadersLeading and Managing Projects in the Federal Government; The Challenge for Federal Managers; CHAPTER 7 Engaging Stakeholders; Who Are the Stakeholders in Federal Projects?; Managing Stakeholders in a Complex Environment; Conducting a Stakeholder Assessment; CHAPTER 8 Project Management Competencies and Skills; What Are the Critical Skills?; Core Project Management Skills; Communication Skills; Subject Matter Expertise; FAC-P/PM Program; Competency Development; CHAPTER 9 The Federal Project Management Framework; Organizational Governance |
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Project Portfolio ManagementProject Management Methodology; CHAPTER 10 Understanding Project Performance Management; Performance Management in the Federal Government; Improving Project Performance; CHAPTER 11 The Promise of Project Management in the Federal Government; Perspectives on Key Trends and Lessons Learned; The More Things Change; The Outlook for Project Management in the Federal Government; ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS; REFERENCES AND RESOURCES; INDEX |
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Public administration -- United States.
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Project management -- United States.
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Administration publique (Science) -- États-Unis. |
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Gestion de projet -- États-Unis. |
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Project management |
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Public administration |
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United States |
| Added Author |
Jaques, Timothy. Author.
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| Other Form: |
Print version: Weinstein, Jonathan. Government Manager's Guide to Project Management. London : Management Concepts Press, ©2013 9781567264173 |
| ISBN |
9781567264319 (electronic bk.) |
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156726431X (electronic bk.) |
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(print) |
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1567264174 |
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9781567264173 |
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