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Project Management: Navigating the Complexity with a Systematic Approach

Abdullah Oguz

  • 375 pages
  • 3.7 MB
  • PDF

A rigorous textbook that treats projects as systems, with a systematic method for planning and control. Ideal for readers who want depth across the full project life cycle.

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