Adam Lindgreen J. Vanhamme and M. Beverland
Gower
Hardback
220
No series of books which purports to cover the field of project management can be complete without including at least one title on risk management. Indeed the topic of risk is sufficiently rich to justify more than one treatment in such a series. The book proposed here is intended to describe core risk management applicable to all projects of all types and sizes in all industries in all countries. Other books may address specific aspects of risk management in projects such as particular techniques and approaches or particular application areas. This core title should be positioned as the central text in the series which will form a foundation on which other specific books can build. It will place risk management in its proper context in the world of project management and emphasise those core concepts which are essential to understand why and how risk management should be implemented on all projects.
Gower
Hardback
220
No series of books which purports to cover the field of project management can be complete without including at least one title on risk management. Indeed the topic of risk is sufficiently rich to justify more than one treatment in such a series. The book proposed here is intended to describe core risk management applicable to all projects of all types and sizes in all industries in all countries. Other books may address specific aspects of risk management in projects such as particular techniques and approaches or particular application areas. This core title should be positioned as the central text in the series which will form a foundation on which other specific books can build. It will place risk management in its proper context in the world of project management and emphasise those core concepts which are essential to understand why and how risk management should be implemented on all projects.