Being a Project Manager: Planning the Project

Master the essential elements of effective project management

Learn the key foundations of project management—planning, control, and communication—rather than a specific methodology. The bread on the cover represents the project’s end product, combining all its ingredients: flour is the basis; yeast, the means for leavening and turning dough into bread; water, the glue that bonds all ingredients. The same applies in a project: planning is its basis; control, the means to achieve its objectives; communication bonds the project’s stakeholders and expresses the tone and pace of management.

Learn to identify clear-cut goals as you set your sights on success!

Hone your skills in defining a clear set of project objectives as well as a plan for their achievement. With the “Project Compass” that you will generate to direct you, be able to answer questions central to the project’s planning, decision-making, and approval processes.

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