Transforming Project Management: An Essential Paradigm for Turning Your Strategic Planning into Action

Duane Petersen

srpen 2021 · McGraw Hill-Ascent Audio · Čte Derek Shoales

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Turn your strategy into business reality with proven project management and leadership best practices According to Harvard Business Review, IT project failure costs businesses $3 trillion dollars annually. That's just IT. For the full scope this issue, increase that number exponentially. If you expect more from strategic planning and don't think projects should decimate budgets and professional reputations, you're in good company. CEO of UltiMentors Duane Petersen has dedicated his career to helping business leaders transform their companies by turning their strategic vision into portfolios of successful projects. Now, Petersen shares his winning method with you. Transforming Project Management takes you beyond envisioning a great strategy and into the realm of implementing it-with skill, care, and expertise. Petersen explains how to break down a strategic plan into key objectives and project portfolios to make sense of all the project "parts"-then successfully lead the execution of the plan. You'll learn how to evaluate where you are versus where you want to be, develop plans to move your vision forward, translate strategic plans into action plans with tangible efforts, budgets, and schedules, and guide and inspire the individuals and teams tasked with implementing their plans.

O autorovi

Duane Petersen is CEO of UltiMentors, which uses patented best practices and metric-driven products to transform strategic vision into a portfolio of successful projects for its clients. A project manager and global lecturer on strategic planning, he serves Fortune 500 companies as well as small businesses and governments.

In addition to narrating audiobooks, Derek Shoales has worked on corporate, eLearning, and commercial voice-over projects, been a graphic/web designer and an inventory market mentor, sung bass to baritone in choirs, and played the guitar, electric violin, and Clare whistle.