Description: By re-thinking project organisation, project pace of progress and project persistence bring insight, imagination and distinction to your results.
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‘If ever a book were written better equipped to stimulate you to “think about your thinking” when it comes to projects, programmes and the changes they bring; I have yet to find it. Martin puts forward not only a collection of ideas that reach out and grab your attention,...
‘If ever a book were written better equipped to stimulate you to “think about your thinking” when it comes to projects, programmes and the changes they bring; I have yet to find it. Martin puts forward not only a collection of ideas that reach out and grab your attention, but also a number of subtle suggestions which sow the seeds of change in your attitude. This is one of those rare books which you will love to own and cherish more.’ Paul Hodg kins, Executive Director, Paul Hodgkins Project Consultancy a
‘Martin Price’s insights into what drives a project – the project pace of progress – makes a compelling case for the importance of resilience, project persistence, adaptation and other behaviours whose influences over project outcomes often go unrecognized, or are ignored in focusing on more formal processes and methodology. The Single Minded Project shows how those behaviours can be harnessed to achieve the results that organizations seek from their projects.’ Ian Whittingham, ProjectManagement.com