This book describes techniques currently used by systems engineers and project managers on major projects. It covers variations and modifica tions to suit different projects and management styles. The author tak es a semi-procedural approach, using a minimum of words to give maximu m information. He provides practical examples to illustrate each appli cation. Experienced industrial managers know the essentials - good fo rward planning, budget control, and performance measurement - that mai ntain the viability of any project. Project Management puts these elem ents and functions into perspective. It gives experienced managers and young engineers alike the tools they need to see the big picture.
Good forward planning, budget control and performance measurement are essential elements in maintaining the viability of any project. This book provides middle and senior managers in the construction industry with a practical guide to the key functions within planning and cost control. Every aspect of a project is covered in detail from the feasibility study through to project completion.