by Kathy Schwalbe (2010)
Every recent innovation in IT can be traced back to a project. This title builds an unparalleled foundation for tomorrow's creators and managers by providing meaningful examples of real projects - both successful and failed - and applying the lessons to a sound framework in IT project management.
Charles C. Martin
This book provides comprehensive description of the principles and practices of project management and emphasizes the applicability of project management in small organizations, and for small project in organizations of any size.
Mark Warda
Buying or selling property is a big decision. You want to make sure the contract you sign is the one that best fits your needs. But most of us are not even sure what we need or what is required by law. The Complete Book of Real Estate Contracts is here to help you put together the perfect deal.Inside, find everything you need to create a complete contract. Review your options with each clause and learn both the buyer’s and seller’s position. Regardless of who is writing the document, knowing what the other side is thinking will give you the negotiating advantage. For every item in your contract, learn the following:• Definition• Options• Buyer’s View• Seller’s ViewKey forms and clauses to build your own ideal real estate contract!Every form and clause is ready-to-use and modifiable for your needs. The Complete Book of Real Estate Contracts puts you in charge and saves you thousands of dollars.*The CD-ROM is not included with the digital version of this book.
Patrice-Anne Rutledge
Learn how to create a LinkedIn profile, find jobs, enhance your visibility, customize LinkedIn, recruit job candidates, access LinkedIn from mobile devices.
Joshua Gans
"This collection tackles the issues confronting the up and coming economist. The authors include some of the subject's finest luminaries who offer friendly and invaluable advice as well as providing a more light-hearted look at the publication process. Some articles have become classics in their own right. They vary from an examination of seminal (and originally rejected) articles by leading economists to an analysis of why referees are not adequately paid. The tools of both economic theory and econometrics are applied to uncover some home truths and, as a result, these papers provide new insights into the nature of economic discourse."--Jacket.