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Chapter 1: A Project is More Than its Technical Deliverables
Exhibit 1: Workflow for Automated ISDN Service Order and Provisioning
Exhibit 2: ISDN Provisioning Project Deliverables
Exhibit 3: Big Thirteen Interrogatory
Exhibit 4: Progressing from Scope to Design Specifications
Exhibit 5: Project Apollo Scope, Requirements, and Specifications
Chapter 2: Learning Requirements is Our First Priority
Exhibit 1: Requirements Development Process
Exhibit 2: Big Thirteen Interrogatory Applied to the Airport Project
Exhibit 3: Airport Project Issues List
Exhibit 4: Airport Wheel of Dependency
Exhibit 5: Voice Mail Provisioning Workflow
Chapter 3: Using Technologies to Meet Requirements
Exhibit 1: Business Drivers and Their Technology Enablers
Exhibit 2: Security Goals Mapped to Technology
Exhibit 3: Typical Technology Standards
Exhibit 4: Why Technologies Fail
Exhibit 5: Vetting the Technology Plan
Exhibit 6: Sample Target State Chart
Exhibit 7: Useful Questions for Understanding Technology
Exhibit 8: IP Telephone Site Architecture
Exhibit 9: Plan B for Server Farm Migration and Relocation
Exhibit 10: Technology Validation Process
Exhibit 11: Test Plan Document Review
Exhibit 12: Network Load-Balancing Configuration
Chapter 4: Devising an Implementation Strategy Precedes Scheduling
Exhibit 1: Nine High-Level Planning Steps
Exhibit 2: Alternate View of the Nine Planning Tasks
Exhibit 3: Fill in the Two Blocks
Exhibit 4: Reflecting the Implementation Strategy
Exhibit 5: Implementation Strategy Components
Chapter 5: Plan B is an Integral Part of the Project Plan
Exhibit 1: Wedding Reception Plan B Options
Exhibit 2: Variations by Plan B on Triggers, Schedules, and Work Effort
Exhibit 3: Questions for Uncovering Project Risk
Exhibit 4: Questions for Uncovering Beneficiary Risk
Exhibit 5: Questions for Uncovering Corporate Risk
Exhibit 6: Plan B Strategies
Exhibit 7: Building a Trigger Date (i.e., Go/No Decision) into Voice Project Schedule
Exhibit 8: Wide Area Network (WAN) Connectivity
Chapter 6: Writing the Plan
Exhibit 1: Planning Process Objectives
Exhibit 2: Project Planning Tasks
Exhibit 3: First Draft: Vendor Management Project Plan
Exhibit 4: Vendor Management Implementation Pyramid
Exhibit 5: Vendor Management Implementation Pyramid Revisited
Exhibit 6: Second Draft Vendor Management Project Plan
Exhibit 7: Vendor Management Critical Path
Exhibit 8: Path to an Airport Milestone
Exhibit 9: Vendor Management Project Plan
Exhibit 10: Required Elements of Detailed Scheduling
Chapter 7: How to Status Your Project
Exhibit 1: Preparing Information for Public Consumption
Exhibit 2: Escalation Script
Exhibit 3: Extranet Project Jeopardy
Exhibit 4: Jeopardy Document Rules
Exhibit 5: Using Percent Complete as a Status Monitoring Tool
Exhibit 6: Smooth Sailing
Exhibit 7: Rough Waters Ahead
Exhibit 8: Status Report Guidelines
Exhibit 9: Factors Contributing to Date Slippage
Exhibit 10: Date-Constrained Tasks Impacted by Slippage
Exhibit 11: Adjusted Completion Schedule by Floor and Major Task
Exhibit 12: Implementation Issues Log
Exhibit 13: Issues List Guidelines
Exhibit 14: Triaging Unanticipated Project Disasters
Chapter 8: Managing Project Information
Exhibit 1: Documentation Guidelines
Exhibit 2: Documentation Do's and Don'ts
Exhibit 3: How to Run Effective Meetings
Exhibit 4: Sample Meeting Agenda
Chapter 9: Manage Your Dollars
Exhibit 1: Network Migration Budget Planning Worksheet
Exhibit 2: Resource Availability Rule of Thumb
Exhibit 3: Total Hours in a Real Workday
Exhibit 4: Budgetary Laundry List
Chapter 10: Understanding and Managing Vendors
Exhibit 1: Customer-Vendor Relationship Disconnects
Exhibit 2: Rules of Engagement for Your Vendor Management Team
Exhibit 3: RFP Process Disconnects
Exhibit 4: RFP Process
Exhibit 5: Thirteen Steps of Vendor Management
Exhibit 6: General Vendor Guidelines
Chapter 11: Manage Your Turnover
Exhibit 1: Runbook Contents
Chapter 12: Handling Your Team
Exhibit 1: Football Team Management Hierarchy
Exhibit 2: Performance Issue Root Causes
Exhibit 3: Project Team Table Manners
Chapter 13: Managing Customers and Beneficiaries
Exhibit 1: Expected Behavior
Exhibit 2: Target State Sample
Exhibit 3: Target State Feature/Function/Benefit Sell
Exhibit 4: Public Presentation Do's and Don'ts
Exhibit 5: Empathetic Response to Objections
Exhibit 6: How Objections Get Resolved
Exhibit 7: Managing Scope Creep
Exhibit 8: Planning Steps with Beneficiaries
Exhibit 9: Service Level Agreement (SLA) Components
Chapter 14: Handle Your Management
Exhibit 1: Rules of Boss Management
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Complex IT Project Management: 16 Steps to Success
ISBN: 0849319323
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 231
Authors:
Peter Schulte
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VBScript Programmers Reference
What VBScript Is and Isn™t!
Classes in VBScript (Writing Your Own COM Objects)
Client-Side Web Scripting
Appendix E VBScript Error Codes and the Err Object
Appendix H Regular Expressions
Snort Cookbook
Installing Snort on Windows
Configuring MySQL for Snort
Prioritizing Alerts
Detecting IM
Staying Legal
Network Security Architectures
Good Network Security Is Predictable
Applied Knowledge Questions
Applied Knowledge Questions
IP Addressing Design Considerations
References
Pocket Guide to the National Electrical Code(R), 2005 Edition (8th Edition)
Article 220 Branch-Circuit, Feeder, and Service Calculations
Article 342 Intermediate Metal Conduit Type IMC
Article 701 Legally Required Standby Systems
Tables 11(A) and 11(B)
Tables 12(A) and 12(B)
Web Systems Design and Online Consumer Behavior
Chapter II Information Search on the Internet: A Causal Model
Chapter VII Objective and Perceived Complexity and Their Impacts on Internet Communication
Chapter XII Web Design and E-Commerce
Chapter XV Customer Trust in Online Commerce
Chapter XVIII Web Systems Design, Litigation, and Online Consumer Behavior
802.11 Wireless Networks: The Definitive Guide, Second Edition
Introduction to Wireless Networking
Contention-Based Data Service
1X on Wireless LANs
ERP Physical Medium Dependent (PMD) Layer
Common Features
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