Global Program Management
by: Paula Wagner, Bruce Barkley
Abstract: An affordable, readable, in-depth book on program management. The most recent area of concentration for the Project Management Institute (PMI), program management helps effect the most dramatic change to companies. This straightforward guide utilizes a top-down approach, starting with business plans, strategies, and objectives, and working down into major program areas. Global Program Management is the first book to offer an integrated discussion of program management, business growth, and organizational change. The book covers the role of the program manager in the program management process, and uses technical case studies to show successful program management scenarios. PMI’s standards on program management, including the PgMP exam, are included.
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Table of Contents
- A. ABOUT THE AUTHORS
- B. Introduction
- 1. The Global Setting for Program Management
- 2. The Standard for Program Management According to PMI
- 3. Global Portfolio Management Strategies
- 4. Global Program Management Strategies
- 5. Global Program Risk Management
- 6. The Global Program Manager
- 7. Partnerships, Contracts, and Procurement
- 8. Federal Program Management
- C. New Global Program Development
- A. Program Risk Management Checklist
- B. Microsoft Applications for Program Management
- C. Global Project Management Strategies in a Program Management World
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Expanded Table of Contents
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A.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
- B. Introduction
- 1. The Global Setting for Program Management
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2.
The Standard for Program Management According to PMI
- Introduction
- What Is Program Management?
- Project Management Institute
- Relationships with Other Project Standards
- The Role of the Program Manager
- External Program Elements
- Program Life Cycle
- Monitoring and Controlling Process Group
- Closing Process Group
- The Importance of Program Management Support Systems
- Other Considerations
- Summary
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3.
Global Portfolio Management Strategies
- Introduction
- The Global Portfolio
- Programs as Unifying and Organizational Themes
- A World Without a Program and Project Portfolio and Program Management System
- Portfolio Development
- What Is Portfolio Management?
- Why Are Portfolios Needed?
- Developing a Portfolio Process
- Portfolio Process
- How Portfolios, Programs, and Project Management Relate
- 4. Global Program Management Strategies
- 5. Global Program Risk Management
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6.
The Global Program Manager
- Introduction
- The Global Program Manager
- The Global Program Manager “Job Description”
- Global Program Management: What Does It Really Involve?
- Program Managers versus Single Project Managers
- The Transition to Program Manager
- Global Reference of Program Management
- Program Reference
- Explanation of Concept
- Program Manager Competencies
- Training the Global Program Manager
- Managing Virtual Teams and the Technology
- Negotiating Skills
- Using International Culture Codes
- Global Schedule Conflicts and Negotiations: A Global Website Design Case
- Scheduling: What Is the Program Manager Competency?
- Managing Conflict and Risk Globally
- Roles in the Program Management Process
- Departmental and Functional Manager Roles
- Risk Management Plan
- Senior Management Roles: Creating the Conditions for Project Success
- What Are the Typical Project Management Windows for Program Review?
- Summing Up: 10 Key Roles of the Program Manager
- What Does the Program Manager Expect from Project Managers?
- Program Manager Review Agenda
- Sample Program Review Questionnaire
- Program Management Information System
- Procedures for Schedule Tracking and Reporting
- Program Review Meetings and Reports
- Network Information Exchange
- 7. Partnerships, Contracts, and Procurement
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8.
Federal Program Management
- Introduction
- What’s Wrong with Federal Program Management?
- What Is Real Program Transparency?
- Coordinating Federal Program Management
- Global Reference
- Program Reference
- Structural Change
- What Happens in the Real World of Federal Program Managers?
- OFIM Program Role in Energy Independence
- OFIM Involvement in Heath Care Reform
- Federal Agency Portfolio Management
- Federal Agency Program Management Systems, Tools, and Techniques
- The Structure of a Federal Energy Independence Program
- A Customer-Driven Public/Private Partnership
- Performance Budgeting and Energy Independence
- Coordinating Agency Program Setup
- Integration as a Leadership Function
- Integration as a Wide-Ranging Quality and Process Improvement Standard
- Summary
- C. New Global Program Development
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A.
Program Risk Management Checklist
- B. Microsoft Applications for Program Management
- C. Global Project Management Strategies in a Program Management World
Book Details
Title: Global Program Management
Publisher: : New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Lisbon, London, Madrid, Mexico City, Milan, New Delhi, San Juan, Seoul, Singapore, Sydney, Toronto
Copyright / Pub. Date: 2010 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
ISBN: 9780071621830
Authors:
Paula Wagner
PMP, is a senior project manager/senior business manager for CNN Broadcast Engineering
System Technology at Turner Broadcasting Systems. She teaches Project and Program
Management at the DeVry/Keller Graduate School of Management.
Bruce Barkley
is a former federal senior executive, Executive Office of The President of the United
States. He is a senior faculty member at the University of Maryland and DeVry/Keller
Graduate School of Management. Barkley is the author of Project Risk Management, Integrated
Project Management, and several other titles.
Description: An affordable, readable, in-depth book on program management. The most recent area of concentration for the Project Management Institute (PMI), program management helps effect the most dramatic change to companies. This straightforward guide utilizes a top-down approach, starting with business plans, strategies, and objectives, and working down into major program areas. Global Program Management is the first book to offer an integrated discussion of program management, business growth, and organizational change. The book covers the role of the program manager in the program management process, and uses technical case studies to show successful program management scenarios. PMI’s standards on program management, including the PgMP exam, are included.
