The Fast Forward MBA
in Project Management

Eric Verzuh

'If you want 1 book that covers it all in a way you can quickly access and put to practical use then get Eric's book. The material in the book is well proven and can be applied in all industries and on all projects.'

Classic Project Management

 3 Functions  ●  4 Phases

Project Planning

Strategic Project Management

SPM vs. Conventional PM

Innovation Project Management

Radical Project Management

Achieve MUCH MORE!

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

Short, sweet and to the point, just like Eric's book

By: Penrose Stout (Seattle, WA USA)

I teach Project Management to Fortune 100 companies and I'm a principal in an internet based project management enterprise, 'ProjectOasis.com'.

→ Project Management: 2 Approaches

→ Business Synergies Approach to Project Management

I tell my students: 'If you want 1 book that covers it all in a way you can quickly access and put to practical use then get Eric's book. The material in the book is well proven and can be applied in all industries and on all projects.'

I've seen this book stolen from conference rooms! I recommend you buy your copy... from Amazon of course.

All PM Professionals & Students Should Have a Personal Copy

By: Andre Barrow  and Ian Walcott (Barbados, Caribbean)

Verzuh's book is at the top of its class. We just recently concluded a Project Management Seminar here in Barbados and this was the text used throughout the seminar. In addition, it's one of the standard texts on our Project Management Professional Diploma Program. What most heady and highly theoretical writers on project management tend to do in over 500 pages, Verzuh achieved in 300 pages. He was able to demystify Project Management and present it in such a way that everyone out there with an interest in the subject area could follow. It would therefore be totally incongruous to review this book in academic jargon. By the same token, it perfectly compliments some of the more abstract academic texts that are out there.

We particularly found the chapter on the Work Breakdown Structure to be very useful since most amateurs will probably just buy a software package and command it intuitively without fully understanding the logic and problem solving behind the it. Verzuh's text will definitely help you to better understand the logic behind the software. The text is highly recommended and our students love it.

How to manage
 radical change / innovation project

How to manage
 Information Technology (IT) project

Radical projects
require specific approaches.

70% of radical projects fail because
project managers lack relevant skills.

Yet, you can not just succeed, but
achieve far beyond aspirations
if you use these master keys: