Readings in Information Technology Project Management

Introducing the first collection of IT Project Management readings in the academic market! Readings in Information Technology Project Management provides users with real-world examples of information project management from experienced project managers. Comprehensive case studies coupled with various perspectives from experienced project managers are sure to equip users with a strong foundation for success in today's business world.

Amazon Sales Rank: #896317 in Books Published on: 2005-12-26 Original language: English Number of items: 1 Binding: Paperback 496 pages

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