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Bridging the Business-Project Divide

In his book, John Brinkworth provides an analysis that is initially focused on the main elements within the project lifecycle, covering the business perspective for each lifecycle step, then the project perspective, and finally a consideration of how these viewpoints can be bridged. He then switches to look at some of the common strands of activity that run through every project: quality, planning, HR, finance, reporting and benefits, and provides a similar analysis. This is a wonderfully pragmatic book which understands that one of the most natural ways to connect projects and business-as-usual activities is by identifying the needs of both, where these diverge and, most importantly, how to bring them together. --

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  • "In his book, John Brinkworth provides an analysis that is initially focused on the main elements within the project lifecycle, covering the business perspective for each lifecycle step, then the project perspective, and finally a consideration of how these viewpoints can be bridged. He then switches to look at some of the common strands of activity that run through every project: quality, planning, HR, finance, reporting and benefits, and provides a similar analysis. This is a wonderfully pragmatic book which understands that one of the most natural ways to connect projects and business-as-usual activities is by identifying the needs of both, where these diverge and, most importantly, how to bring them together. --"
  • "In his book, John Brinkworth provides an analysis that is initially focused on the main elements within the project lifecycle, covering the business perspective for each lifecycle step, then the project perspective, and finally a consideration of how these viewpoints can be bridged. He then switches to look at some of the common strands of activity that run through every project: quality, planning, HR, finance, reporting and benefits, and provides a similar analysis. This is a wonderfully pragmatic book which understands that one of the most natural ways to connect projects and business-as-usual activities is by identifying the needs of both, where these diverge and, most importantly, how to bring them together. --"@en

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  • "Bridging the Business-Project Divide"@en
  • "Bridging the business-project divide techniques for reconciling business-as-usual and project cultures"@en
  • "Bridging the business-project divide techniques for reconciling business-as-usual and project cultures"
  • "Bridging the business-project divide : Techniques for reconciling business-as-usual and project cultures"
  • "Bridging the business-project divide : techniques for reconciling business-as-usual and project cultures"
  • "Bridging the business-project divide : techniques for reconciling business-as-usual and project cultures"@en

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