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Annotated BibliographyItems in this bibliography are annotated with brief excerpts and opinions that relate to Project Frontier innovations.  Alphabetical Order (primary author's last name): A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z more...

Project Focus Framework      Building a project-focused organization is not easy, but it is important. The Project Focus Framework is a very practical approach to create project thinking at any level. It is practical because you d more...

{Rusk 2005} Rusk, John, "Agile Charts", Agile Kiwi, http://www.agilekiwi.com/agile_charts.htm     Opinion: This is an excellent piece.  Yes, Gantt charts need to go!  However, they won't go away until graphical altern more...

Site History and Status        20 Feb 2007:  We are putting the UNDER CONSTRUCTION banner back up today because of a significant shift in terminology and site navigation.      18 Jan 2007:  Maj more...

Bibliography 2006     {Besner 2006} A Project Frontier Favorite Besner, Claude and Brian Hobbs, “The Perceived Value and Potential Contribution of Project Management Practices to Project Success”, Project Management Journal, Volume 37, Nu more...

Core Skill 1A (Excel version) Focusing on Your Next Actions  Plan your work, work your plan, and keep score.     Mastering Personal Performance with Excel      Most jobs today -- the most valuable ones -- depend more...

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Bibliography F   {Fleming 1993} Fleming, Quentin W (1993, March). "Put Earned Value into your Scalable ‘Commercial’ Management Control System." In Control 6:33-54.     {Fleming 1994} Fleming, Quentin W. and Joel M. more...

Earned Schedule (ES) is an extension to the theory and practice of Earned Value Management (EVM). As of 2005, Earned Schedule is designated as an "emerging practice" by the Project Management Institute. It was introduced in 2003 a seminal art more...