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Mastering project uncertainty : a systems thinking approach

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Routledge 2024 New YorkDescription: 198 pISBN:
  • 9781032557274
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 658.404 CUY
Summary: This book offers a theoretical framework and practical guidelines to systematically minimize uncertainty and increase the chances of project success. To paraphrase Henry Ford, transitioning from traditional risk management to mastering project uncertainty implies abandoning the quest for faster horses in favour of driving cars toward your project goals. This book is the roadmap to this transition, with Part One providing a theoretical foundation using systems thinking. Part Two introduces basic strategies supported by practical tools and techniques to master uncertainty through: 1. Raising information awareness 2. Increasing information availability 3. Improving the effective use of information 4. Maximizing information efficiency. This book's highly practical approach, offering techniques that can be applied the next day on the shop floor, will be an essential tool for leaders, project managers, strategists, and policymakers to bring any organization's sustainable vision for the future to life.
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1. Organizing for success. 2. Methodology. 3. Project uncertainty. 4. Assignment uncertainty. 5. Context uncertainty. 6. Decisions under uncertainty. 7. Method uncertainty. 8. Scenario uncertainty. Part II INTRODUCTION. 9. Raising information awareness. 10. Increasing information availability. 11. Improving information effectiveness. 12. Increasing information efficiency.

This book offers a theoretical framework and practical guidelines to systematically minimize uncertainty and increase the chances of project success. To paraphrase Henry Ford, transitioning from traditional risk management to mastering project uncertainty implies abandoning the quest for faster horses in favour of driving cars toward your project goals. This book is the roadmap to this transition, with Part One providing a theoretical foundation using systems thinking. Part Two introduces basic strategies supported by practical tools and techniques to master uncertainty through: 1. Raising information awareness 2. Increasing information availability 3. Improving the effective use of information 4. Maximizing information efficiency. This book's highly practical approach, offering techniques that can be applied the next day on the shop floor, will be an essential tool for leaders, project managers, strategists, and policymakers to bring any organization's sustainable vision for the future to life.

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