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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Robert B. StewartPublisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc Imprint: John Wiley & Sons Inc Dimensions: Width: 18.50cm , Height: 2.80cm , Length: 25.90cm Weight: 0.762kg ISBN: 9780470551141ISBN 10: 0470551143 Pages: 336 Publication Date: 18 May 2010 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Out of stock  The supplier is temporarily out of stock of this item. It will be ordered for you on backorder and shipped when it becomes available. Table of ContentsPreface ix About the Cover xiii Acknowledgments xv CHAPTER 1 Introduction 1 Today’s Challenges 2 Value Methodology 4 Why Use Value Methodology? 5 Project Management and Value Methodology 7 Value Methodology and Teamwork 8 History of Value Methodology 10 SAVE International 13 Current VM Applications 14 Summary 19 CHAPTER 2 Value 21 The Concept of Value 22 Value Theory 24 Reasons for Poor Value 36 Summary 46 CHAPTER 3 Value Methodology Job Plan 47 The Value Methodology Job Plan 48 Value Metrics 56 Summary 58 CHAPTER 4 Preparation 59 Preparation Phase 60 The Value Team 78 Summary 79 Appendix 4A: Case Study 80 CHAPTER 5 Information 87 Information Phase 88 Gather and Analyze Project Scope Information 89 Gather and Analyze Project Schedule Information 91 Gather and Analyze Project Cost Information 94 Life Cycle Costing 99 Gather and Analyze Project Risk Information 108 Conduct Value Study Kick-Off Meeting 111 Conduct Site Visit 130 Summary 130 Appendix 5A: Case Study 131 CHAPTER 6 Function 145 Function Phase 146 Defining Functions 146 Classifying Functions 150 Evaluating Functions 155 Summary 179 Appendix 6A: Case Study 180 CHAPTER 7 Speculation 183 Speculation Phase 184 Creativity 184 Roadblocks to Creativity 186 Creativity Techniques 191 Summary 196 Appendix 7A: Case Study 198 CHAPTER 8 Evaluation 199 Evaluation Phase 200 The Evaluation Process 200 Evaluation Techniques 207 Selecting Ideas for Development 211 Summary 213 Appendix 8A: Case Study 213 CHAPTER 9 Development 217 Development Phase 218 Develop Value Alternatives 218 Review Value Alternatives 232 Summary 233 Appendix 9A: Case Study 233 CHAPTER 10 Presentation 247 Presentation Phase 248 Selling Change 248 Assess Value—Value Metrics 251 Conduct Exit Briefing 256 Prepare and Submit Value Study Report 260 Summary 260 Appendix 10A: Case Study 261 CHAPTER 11 Implementation 269 Implementation Phase 270 Managing Change 270 Review and Assess Value Alternatives 273 Resolve Value Alternatives 274 Develop Implementation Plan 277 Track and Audit Results 278 Summary 278 Appendix 11A: Case Study 279 CHAPTER 12 Value Leadership 281 Value Leadership 282 Characteristics of Value Specialists 291 Value Methodology Professionals 293 Professional Standards of Conduct 295 Summary 296 Notes 299 Suggested Reading 305 About the Author 307 Index 309Reviews‘…filled with practical facilitation and implementation tips.' (Government Opportunities, May 2010). filled with practical facilitation and implementation tips. (Government Opportunities, May 2010). Author InformationROBERT B. STEWART,CVS, FSAVE, PMP, is President of Value Management Strategies, Inc., a consulting firm specializing in the application of value methodology to projects and business processes. He has led over 300 value studies for clients in private and public sectors and trained thousands of individuals worldwide in value optimization techniques. He is a Fellow of SAVE International and serves as a Director on the Lawrence Delos Miles Value Foundation, a nonprofit organization established to promote and fund the development of educational programs, new applications, and a research library for the study of Value Methodology (VM). Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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