Project Planning, Scheduling & Control: A Hands-On Guide to Bringing Projects in on Time and on Budget

by James P. Lewis

Unique among project management books, Project Planning, Scheduling & Control is renowned for its applications-oriented, non-theoretical understanding of the flexibility required in day-to-day management situations. New material in this long-awaited third edition includes easy-to-follow guidelines for managing multiple projects, effective risk management strategies, an innovative blueprint for developing a workable project methodology, and more.

Genres: Management, Business

550 pages, Hardcover

First published May 1, 1995

Reviews

[Masoud Samsami]

This book is the most excellent book that I ever have read.
It is very useful and easy-understanding.

[Maciej]

Required reading for Royal Roads project management course. Overall a very helpful book. The layout of a bit strange (lots of bad clipart and awful stock photos) but the content is helpful and well thought advice for good project management. Written in a fairly relatable way (not a bunch of formal PMBOK stuff). Some chapters are better than others -- it gets a bit thin towards the end with short chapters that don't go into a lot of depth.

[Andrew Silvester]

Reads like an annotated PowerPoint presentation. The chapters are littered with weird stock photos of people with quotes from the text.

Lewis is a great source of Project Management knowledge. The book is full of great information. I think it could be a bit thinner by eliminating the unnecessary powerpoint slides.

[Nizar Younes]

ok, read