Project Management for Telecommunications Managers is a concise reference work covering important aspects of project management. It explains many key concepts, in layman's terms, for engineering managers, project managers and other professionals working in the telecommunications environment. This presentation is consistent with many of the processes recommended by the certification body for project managers, the Project Management Institute; however, the material expands on the guide by elaborating on the application of the processes in telecommunications projects. The book covers concepts and applications applicable to all telecommunications related areas. Tools for planning, organizing, tracking and managing projects are provided. The author has also included actual examples of various telecommunications projects from wireline and wireless providers, equipment vendors and component manufacturers to illustrate concepts. Important information for working across departmental and functional units and various organizational structures are also included.

This book is highly recommended for project managers and project team members who work on projects in the telecommunications environment.

Covers concepts and applications applicable to all telecommunications related areas Tools for planning, organizing, tracking and managing projects are provided

Autorentext

Celia Desmond is President of World Class - Telecommunications, a consulting company. Ms. Desmond provides training in management skills for telecommunications business and engineering environments. She has lectured internationally on Programs for Success in Today's Changing Environment. At Stentor Resource Centre Inc. she was instrumental in establishing the Stentor culture and processes, including the establishment of project management processes. She held line and staff management positions at Bell Canada. In Celia's line positions at Bell Canada, she directed her groups in providing technical and project management support to large business clients. Celia is 2002-2003 President of IEEE Communications Society and is a recent past President of IEEE Canada. Celia was awarded the Donald J. McLellan Award for meritorious service to IEEE Communications Society, the Engineering Institute of Canada John B. Sterling Medal, and the IEEE Millennium award. In addition to holding a Masters in Electrical Engineering from Carleton University, and a B.Sc. in Mathematics & Psychology from Queens University, she also holds a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification.

Klappentext

Project Management for Telecommunications Managers is a concise reference work covering important aspects of project management. It explains many key concepts, in layman's terms, for engineering managers, project managers and other professionals working in the telecommunications environment. This presentation is consistent with many of the processes recommended by the certification body for project managers, the Project Management Institute; however, the material expands on the guide by elaborating on the application of the processes in telecommunications projects. The book covers concepts and applications applicable to all telecommunications related areas. Tools for planning, organizing, tracking and managing projects are provided. The author has also included actual examples of various telecommunications projects from wireline and wireless providers, equipment vendors and component manufacturers to illustrate concepts. Important information for working across departmental and functional units and various organizational structures are also included. This book is highly recommended for project managers and project team members who work on projects in the telecommunications environment.

Inhalt
Planning a Project.- Project Planning & Integration.- Project Scope.- Risk Planning.- Work Breakdown Structure.- Schedule Creation.- Procurement.- Budget.- Running a Project.- Communications.- The People.- Quality.- Ethics.- Earned Value.- Roles of Team Members.- Sales & Marketing.- Senior Management.- Project Management.- Engineering.- Operations.- Purchasing.- Project Management Summary and Trends.