Gain a strong understanding of IT project management as you learn to apply today’s most effective project management tools and techniques with the unique approach found in INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROJECT MANAGEMENT, 8E. This book emphasizes the latest developments and skills to help you prepare for the Project Management Professional (PMP) or Certified Associate in Project
Gain a strong understanding of IT project management as you learn to apply today’s most effective project management tools and techniques with the unique approach found in INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROJECT MANAGEMENT, 8E. This book emphasizes the latest developments and skills to help you prepare for the Project Management Professional (PMP) or Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) exams. While this edition reflect content from the latest the PMBOK Guide, it goes well beyond the Guide to provide a meaningful context for project management. Hundreds of timely examples highlight IT projects, while quick quizzes, discussion questions, exercises, and ongoing cases reinforce your learning. Time-saving template files assist in completing tasks. Examples from familiar companies featured in today’s news, an Agile case, MindView software, and a guide to using Microsoft Project 2013 help you master IT project management skills that are marketable around the globe.
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Not too bad for a book. I like it and dislike it at the same time. The book is well written because it have a lot of example and information. But at the same time the information is expanded and quite vague so it is hard to understand. I have an online class and need to finish the entire book in 8 weeks. If anyone reading this value their time and brain cell do not try to finish it in 8 weeks while having other classes along the way. YOU will not make it. Some of you might but most do not even try unless you willing…
pass on this book – Mulcahy and Heldman cover the subject better for less money Project Management is a tough subject to cover in book form and this is from a Project Manager who has read a fair number of PM related books.My review is short and sweet – there are better books out there. The author covers the material just fine but both Mulcahy and Heldman cover it better. Because this has IT in the title, IT PMs will pick it up. It’s more expensive than other books and really doesn’t improve on what those others say.Save the money and time and pass…
Not the book for me This book has a lot of good information but I personally find it to be a bit ‘wordy’. Unnecessarily repetitive and somewhat unorganized. IMHO, people who LIKE to read for the sake of reading will not have any issues with this book. I on the other hand have limited amounts of time to read and wish the book would ‘cut to the chase and get to the point’.