Get it Done On Time!: A Critical Chain Project Management/Theory of Constraints Novel (Repost)
Get it Done On Time!: A Critical Chain Project Management/Theory of Constraints Novel By Eric Bergland
English | EPUB | 2016 | 191 Pages | ISBN : 1484218590 | 1.82 MB
This is the story of a company that is in trouble, but by talking through the implementation of Critical Chain project management planning and the Theory of Constraints, you will learn as they do, how to implement this effective project management solution.
Tim is an experienced project management consultant. He knows great solutions and compelling results and has seen project management solution work, but… too often sees project management methods oversimplified and under-performing when incorrectly implemented. Such is the case with Tim’s friend Randal and his more technical friend Gary. They are at risk of losing his their jobs and seeing the company go bankrupt unless things change. Randal works frantically with Tim to learn, implement, and get significant results from real world tools to help save his company as it is literally falling apart around him. At the same time, Tim and Gary focus on the more technical aspects of Critical Chain.
The variety of issues, steps, and challenges to get individual and organizational buy-in to implement compelling project management solutions.
Details on the Critical Chain solution and implementing it in an organization.
Tim, Randal, and Gary’s journey in trying to save their company and implementing a new project management methodology in their organization.
Details on the Critical Chain solution and implementing it in an organization.
Tim, Randal, and Gary’s journey in trying to save their company and implementing a new project management methodology in their organization.
The Theory of Constraints (TOC) and Critical Chain Community
Managers, project managers and those considering organizational change.
Teachers looking to provide case studies to their students on project management, organizational change, or Critical Chain.
Managers, project managers and those considering organizational change.
Teachers looking to provide case studies to their students on project management, organizational change, or Critical Chain.