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Microsoft Project 2007 bible

Elaine J. Marmel

2007

The AMA handbook of project management

Paul C. Dinsmore

2006

Trading rules

William Eng, William F. Eng

1990

Microsoft Project 2007

Bonnie Biafore

2007

Trust in Virtual Teams

Thomas P. Wise

2013

Project 2013

Axzo Press Staff

Project management for the 21st century

Bennet P. Lientz

1995

The project management question and answer book

Michael W. Newell, Marina N. Grashina

2004

Managing interactive media

Elaine England, Andy Finney

2007

Alpha Teach Yourself Project Management in 24 Hours

Nancy Mingus

2001

Agile retrospectives

Esther Derby, Ken Schwaber, Diana Larsen

2012

Modern construction project management

S. L. Tang

2003

Microsoft Office Project 2007 for dummies

Nancy Muir

2007

Essential Managers

Andy Bruce

2002

Revised, an introduction to project management, fifth edition

Kathy Schwalbe

2016

Microsoft Project 2013 in depth

Scott Daley

2014

Prince 2

Colin Bentley

2002

Project Management

Clifford F. Gray, Erik W. Larson

2000

Managing global development risk

James M. Hussey, Steven E. Hall

2007

Critical Chain

Eliyahu M. Goldratt

1997 ★ 4.0

Project risk management

C. B. Chapman, Chris Chapman, Ward, Stephen.

1996

Managing projects with Microsoft Project

Gwen Lowery

1992

Project management

Jeffrey K. Pinto

2010

Systems analysis and project management

David I. Cleland

1968

Project Management

Rory Burke

1993

Managing information technology projects

Taylor, James

2004

CAPM exam prep

Rita Mulcahy

2013

A Probus Guide to Subcontract Project Management and Control

Quentin W. Fleming

1992

IS project management handbook

Michael Wallace, George M. Doss, Larry Webber

2000

Game development essentials

John Hight, Jeannie Novak

2007

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