Tools and Tips for Today's Project Manager

by Ralph L. Kliem, Irwin S. Ludin

Two former college lecturers whose business experience includes manufacturing, telecommunications, aerospace, and artificial intelligence wrote this useful guide. Their book, which they abbreviate "TnT," is an explosive mixture of insider information and effective strategies. Each entry takes an average of one page (longer versions include graphics), and delivers quick insight into the meaning and application of the most current terms in project management today. Although directed toward project managers, others working in the fields of finance, marketing, sales, and human resources will find this book a useful starting point. Gathered in one convenient place are over 150 ideas and strategies delivered in a short, to-the-point style, and the common and uncommon terms every project manager has heard, seen, or been asked to use or define. A dynamite must-read featuring the most explosive project management terms and concepts for today’s project manager!

225 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1999

Reviews

[Chip · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book is out-dated. Doesn't touch upon iterative (e.g. AGILE or SCRUM) approach. 50,000 foot explanation of topics.