Projectpedia: The Only Reference Guide to Hybrid Project Management

by Jeremy Kennedy

We've heard it over and over "Our organization is too bureaucratic to try Agile and there's not enough time to engage in a full-on Waterfall approach. What we need is a balanced approach to accomplishing our project goals." The PM Assistant LLC, Atlanta's primary, most dependable project management team, has finally answered this cry for help with the debut of Projectpedia©: The Only Reference Guide to Hybrid Project Management. This reference guide features 300 of the industry's most widely effective terms, techniques, practices, and tools. This is not like those theoretical opinion of best-practice books in the discipline but rather simple definitions, in alphabetical order, derived from two of the profession's most prestigious approaches (Waterfall and Agile), the requirements process of Business Analysis, and the methodology of Scrum. Terms like Incremental Design, Timeboxing, Bottom-Up Estimation, and User-Story are presented in fully comprehensible definition statements and categorized into the four areas of Waterfall, Scrum, Agile, and Business Analysis to enhance their understanding. The reference guide features 4 definitions per page in easy to read segment blocks. ProjectpediaI© is the ultimate, ideal reference guide for building a project team or organization project management vocabulary. It is also an excellent source for project management certification seekers.

80 pages, Paperback

Published July 25, 2016