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Visual Project Management: Simplifying Project Execution to Deliver On Time and On Budget

Visual Project Management: Simplifying Project Execution to Deliver On Time and On Budget is a groundbreaking addition to the project management body of knowledge. This work, based on extensive research and testing, is a practical project delivery practice guide, providing the principles and practices you need to deliver your projects on time within budget. Combining elements from the PMBOK®, Agile, Lean and the Theory of Constraints, Woeppel lays out a framework to speed the completion of any project while reducing risk and holding the line on budgets.

Combining elements from the PMBOK®, Agile, Lean and the Theory of Constraints, Woeppel lays out a framework to speed the completion of any project while reducing risk and holding the line on budgets.

Along with explaining the ViewPoint project execution methodology, the book showcases many different case studies illustrating the application of visual project management principles. Written in a no-nonsense, straightforward way, this book is certain to be one of your most valued leadership development books.

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    “If you are looking to improve your project performance, you need to read this book. This book gives you a solid road map to successfully execute your projects on time and on budget. The topics, which are presented in a clear and concise manner, can be applied to any project environment. The examples in the book help bring the ideas to life and show how the ideas really work in practice. This is a book I would highly recommend. “
    -Jennifer Thompson

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    “This book is a must read if you’re involved in project management or development. Mark explains the reason why most projects fail and provides the key elements to successful project execution. You will be surprised to read that the solution does not require better planning, but better execution with a focus on metrics, people and behavior.”
    -Stephane Luthi

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    “I have been working in project management science 1984, most of the books offer almost the same content with a few innovative ingredients. This is different. A refreshing change of concepts, useful form the novice to the advanced project manager. I’m sure the reader will gain new powerful knowledge, easy to put into practice to achieve great results, such as the ones I’m beginning to get.”
    – Juan Cisneros

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    “Honestly? I wish I’d read this book 20 years ago. It’s a “how to” book. You’ll learn how to make good project promises, through good planning, and then how to keep those promises, through good execution. Mark’s advice is pragmatic, it’s easy to understand, and vitally, it doesn’t just work in theory, as you read it, it works in the real world.”

    -Clark Ching, author of Rolling Rocks Downhill

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Mark Woeppel

Mark J. Woeppel is the founder and President of Pinnacle Strategies, an international management consulting firm specializing in helping businesses translate operational improvements into real business value by improving productivity in project management, operations management, and business process reengineering. He was an early adopter of Material Requirements Planning and the Theory of Constraints and is known for taking the theory of things and making them practical, and helping others do the same…

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    20 Nov

    An Introduction to the Theory of Constraints

    By  : mark woeppel
    Decision Making – Focus on the Goal Almost every manager is aware of Pareto’s law, the important few – the trivial many which is often thought of as the 80/20 rule. 80% of results are generated by 20% of the actions. To improve your effectiveness, one only need to focus on the 20% and you... read more
    21 Sep

    Is Time Equal to Money? Part 2

    By  : mark woeppel
    In part one, I said time is not equal to money. Most of the time. Project managers and managers in general must know the difference. In that post, I highlight when time is not money. In part 2, I’ll explain when time is money. Let’s suppose your teams are delivering one project every other month... read more
    15 Mar

    Spot Delivery Problems Early – Part 1: Governance

    By  : mark woeppel
    “I often say that when you can measure what you are speaking about, and express it in numbers, you know something about it; but when you cannot express it in numbers, your knowledge is of a meagre and unsatisfactory kind; it may be the beginning of knowledge, but you have scarcely, in your thought... read more