The Next Evolution - Enhancing and Unifying Project and Change Management: The Emergence One Method for Total Project Success
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| Rating | : | 4.80 (694 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0983667802 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 326 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-08-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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Despite the fact that these two disciplines are critical to the overall success of any organizational initiative, these two fields are often practiced as separate disciplines. It concludes by explaining why a unifying methodology is required if total project success is to be achieved. In Part Two, "The Emergence One Method for Total Project Success", the complete, step-by-step, Emergence One project life cycle methodology is presented. Accompanying the book is "The Emergence One Method for Total Project Success"; a detailed, step-by-step methodology that integrates and enhances the most effective perspectives, approaches, and techniques of the project management and change management disciplines into one sequential set of activities. The book is divided in two parts. This inadvertently creates a schizophrenic approach to project success where critical interdependencies and joint opportunities are never fully realized. "The Next Evolution - Enhancing and Unifying Project and Change Management" bridges the gap between project management and the practice of organizational/behavioral change management. The results are unnecessary project expenses and delays, increased stakeholder frus
"Finally, a comprehensive project methodology that applies as much structure and rigor to managing the critical human, political, and organizational change factors as it does to traditional project tasks. It captures the next evolution of these two disciplines the emergence of one comprehensive methodology for total project success!" "For anyone concerned about achieving success on both the project side and the organizational adoption/"people side," this is an extremely well thought out book that aligns with the project management standards laid out in PMI's PMBOK®. A "must have" for anyone working on a project driven change initiative.""Jarocki is an innovative yet practical thinker. He convincingly explains why most project management and organizational change approaches are ineffective for today's corporate environments and offers up a plethora of fresh solutions, tangible approaches, and real-world ins
Integrating Change Management & Project Management for realizing business value - excellent!! John A. Lyden III The author makes a compelling argument why integrating Project Management and Organizational Change Management are critical for project success (which he defines as realizing business value). He also provides a thoughtful and detailed approach for organizing project work to integrate both disciplines across the entire project life cycle. I found the last six chapters especially valuable; explaining in detail a logical sequence of project phases and activities that produce the necessary project deliverables while developing . Must have book for any Change Management or Project Management practitioner B. A. Deer Outstanding resource. The methodology outlined in this book clearly integrates and leverages the best of both project management and change management. It includes a step-by-step guide that incorporates useful tools and insights that you may otherwise overlook. I especially like the collaborative nature of such a methodology and the structure it provides. This is a resource that every change or project management practitioner should have in his/her toolbox.. Love it Its a Must read! This book is a Must read! I have been in the PM world for the past 3 years now in a highly dynamic IT organization and keeping up with the changes has been a challenge. Found this book talks about stakeholder analysis, flexibility of and connection between project stages and most of all how to plan for sustainment of the deliverable; all in all this book gave me pointer that I can really use in a changing environment. Sustainment phase (phase 6 in the book) is an important part of the concept that re-emphasizes the fact tha