Project Management

1. What Roles do Projects Serve in Business?.- 2. A Theoretical Framework for Projects.- 3. The Structure of a Project.- 4. Project and Programme Governance.- 5. Stakeholder Management.- 6. Risk and Issues Management.- 7. Project Attractiveness  Draft complete.- 8. Project Success Draft complete.- 9. Initiating a Project.- 10. Planning a Project.- 11. Executing a Project.- 12. Realising outcomes from projects.                     

Dr Zwikael is an Associate Professor in the College of Business and Economics at the Australian National University. The recipient of the International Project Management Association's Research Award, Dr Zwikael is the author of three books and more than 200 scholarly peer-reviewed papers published in leading journals. In addition, he has been awarded multiple research awards by the Academy of Management, British Academy of Management, Emerald and the Australian Institute of Project Management. Dr Zwikael has experience in exercising major leadership roles such as Associate Dean, Head of School, Associate Editor of the top project management journal (International Journal of Project Management) and an Executive Board member of three Project Management Institute (PMI) international chapters.

John Smyrk is a graduate of Monash University, holding an Honours degree in Economics (with a specialisation in Econometrics) and Masters in Economics (witha specialisation in Operations Research). He designed, developed and delivered post graduate courses in project management at a number of universities. He has spent years working in various industries, such as steel-making, infrastructure, heavy engineering, chemicals and industrial instrumentation. He has consulted to the public and private sectors, specialising in in project management, with clients in manufacturing, finance, transport and government. He is currently a private consultant in project management. With Dr Zwikael, he participates in an ongoing research program directed at the assembly of comprehensive, reliable and rigorous theoretical foundations for the discipline of project management.  
       

"It is worth reading for those who are starting into the area of project management and want to understand the concept of project management. For them, the authors have provided a great deal of information about project planning and project execution. It will lay the groundwork on the certain concept of project management such as stakeholder management or risk management." (Aditya Lal, SAP, blogs.sap.com, August 6, 2019)