Computerized Management of Multiple Small Projects: Planning, Task and Resource Scheduling, Estimating, Design Optimization, and Project Control

by RichardE. Westney

Overview

""This well-organized reference presents complete and explicit instructions on exactly what to do to manage multiple small projects -- using limited resources -- in any industry. The hands-on methods -- derived from proven successes in every type of business -- specifically address the needs of the nonspecialist project manager, and are highly effective for professionals who coordinate multiple projects of any kind.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781351458566
Publisher:	CRC Press
Publication date:	11/22/2017
Series:	Cost Engineering
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	357
File size:	7 MB

About the Author

RichardE. Westney

Table of Contents

Defining the Problem and Elements of the Solution The Big Problem of Small Projects Basic Concepts of Small Project Management Planning, Scheduling, and Estimating the Single Small Project Planning the Small Project Providing the Resources to Do the Work Cost Estimating for Small Projects Defining Contingency, Accuracy, and Risk of Cost Overruns Managing Multiple Small Projects Multiple Project Resource and Task Scheduling Assignment Modeling: A New Method for Multiple-Project Resource Management Organizing for Multiple Small Projects Executing the Small Project Optimizing the Design Management Reporting: The Key to Project Control Measuring Progress and Performance Forecasting and Control of Cost, Time, Resources, and Quality Computer Applications for Multiple Project Management Information Systems for Managing Multiple Small Projects Using a PC for Managing Multiple Small-Projects: Guidelines for Software Selection and Implementation

Editorial Reviews

". . .the material is equally applicable in manufacturing, process, construction, and other industries. . ..Westney has brought his lecture style to the text, resulting in an easy to read, flowing discussion of topics. Also, each chapter includes a summary at the end. . ..a real bonus."
—-Cost Engineering, 1992

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