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99
pages
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English
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Ebooks
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2024
Description
Good project decisions result in successful careers and profitable companies. Bad decisions can be costly and cause operational downtime, may hurt employee morale, and impact customers and suppliers. Making a good decision has become very difficult because of increasing operating complexity and less marketplace predictability. Because of this: employers rate critical thinking and decision making as a top essential skill.
Business problems are complex – so why do we continue to use a standard one-dimensional approach to solve complex, risky, and unpredictable problems?
This book takes a novel but practical, multi-dimensional approach to making value-creating project decisions–decisions which use less resources to produce maximum value, including:
- Link company strategy and goals to project concepts,
- How to assess which projects produce value,
- Risk,
- Make or buy project criteria,
- Service based project decisions.
This book is intended for project managers, supply chain professionals, and operationally focused roles for individuals having responsibility for successfully delivering projects and want to take charge of their career.
Preface (p. xi)
Acknowledgments (p. xiii)PART 1 Building a Foundation for Making Value-Creating Supply Chain Project Decisions (p. 1)
Chapter 1 Introduction to Project Decisions (p. 3)
Chapter 2 Fundamentals for Project Decision Making (p. 13)
Chapter 3 Decision Making for Projects (p. 29)
Chapter 4 Project Strategy, Goals, and Measurement (p. 47)
Chapter 5 Project Risk (p. 71)PART 2 Making Value-Creating Supply Chain Project Decisions (p. 97)
Chapter 6 Make or Buy Project Decisions (p. 99)
Chapter 7 Service-Based Project Decisions (p. 131)
Chapter 8 Conclusion of Value-Creating Project Supply Chain Decisions (p. 161)
References (p. 177)
About the Author (p. 185)
Index (p. 187)
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Publié par
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Date de parution
21 octobre 2024
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EAN13
9781637427231
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Langue
English