01320nam 2200409 450 991070244560332120140626083951.0(CKB)5470000002427713(OCoLC)881814459(EXLCZ)99547000000242771320140626d2012 ua 0engurmn|||||||||rdacontentrdamediardacarrierJust enough for you about food portionsUpdated March 2012.Bethesda, MD :Department of Health & Human Services, NIH, National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, Weight-control Information Network,2012.1 online resource (18 pages) illustrationsNIH publication ;no. 09-5287Title from title screen (viewed June 17, 2014)."June 2009"---Page [4] of cover.Just enough for you Food portionsDietBody weightRegulationFood portions.Diet.Body weightRegulation.Weight-control Information Network (U.S.),GPOGPOBOOK9910702445603321Just enough for you3511055UNINA05887nam 22005773 450 991081654410332120211214151246.01-5231-4853-51-78778-330-81-78778-331-6(CKB)4100000012037889(MiAaPQ)EBC6737897(Au-PeEL)EBL6737897(OCoLC)1272998977(NjHacI)994100000012037889(CaSebORM)9781787783317(DE-B1597)680551(DE-B1597)9781787783300(EXLCZ)99410000001203788920211214d2021 uy 0engurcnu||||||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierRight First Time Buying and Integrating Advanced Technology for Project SuccessEly :IT Governance Ltd,2021.©2021.1 online resource (237 pages)1-78778-329-4 Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- About the Author -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Introduction -- What this book is about -- What this book is not about -- Going bad - Project problems -- Chapter 1: Being aware -- Non-technical questions -- Understand the project/target operating model (TOM) -- Resources -- Planning -- Risk management -- Scope of the project/scope creep -- Communication -- Classic errors -- 1. Goal and vision -- 2. Leadership and governance -- 3. Stakeholder engagement -- 4. Team issues -- 5. Requirements issues -- 6. Estimation process -- 7. Planning -- 8. Risk management -- 9. Architecture and design -- 10. Configuration and information management -- 11. Quality -- 12. Project tracking and management -- 13. Decision-making problems -- Where does your technology border lie? -- Action points -- Chapter 2: Make or buy? -- The make or buy conundrum -- Make or buy - Commercial questions -- Make or buy - Integration questions -- Action points -- Chapter 3: Integrate -- Defining what we mean -- Characterising sub-system materiality -- Integration lifecycle -- Action points -- Chapter 4: Stakeholders -- Defining a stakeholder -- Stakeholder mapping -- Friend or foe? -- Stakeholders and the sourcing phase -- Stakeholders and the public sector -- Action points -- Chapter 5: Project Tiger -- An imaginary project -- Who do we need? -- Key actor tasks -- 1. TOM -- 2. Governance -- 3. Legal and procurement -- Action points -- Chapter 6: Risk characterisation -- Living with risk -- Understanding project materiality -- Completion of the BCMR form -- BCMR - Seven headings for review -- 1. Contract value -- 2. Market concentration risk -- 3. Business risk of counterparty change -- 4. Legal risk -- 5. Reputation risk -- 6. Summary comment -- 7. Assessment notes -- Materiality -- The beauty of the BCMR -- Physical risk -- Action points.Chapter 7: Market test -- Project definition and project strategy -- Contract strategy -- Action points -- Chapter 8: Buy phase and integration -- Setting the scene -- Market making -- Sourcing -- Clarifying intentions -- Action points -- Chapter 9: Project communications -- Setting the scene -- Keeping track of communications -- Tenders and communications -- Action points -- Chapter 10: Client-side tasks -- Project sourcing -- Recapitulate -- Specify -- Manage the procurement process -- Understand supply market dynamics -- Negotiate -- Action points -- Chapter 11: Business as usual -- TOM -- Maintenance - As a business opportunity -- Training - As a business opportunity -- Action points -- Chapter 12: Contracting -- What has to be administered? -- Contract design - Back to basics -- NEC4 contract system -- Conclusion -- Action points -- Chapter 13: Systems integration -- Systems integration lifecycle -- Systems integration tasks -- 1. Requirements gathering -- 2. Sub-system analysis -- 3. System architecture mapping -- 4. Systems integration design -- 5. System implementation -- 6. System operation and maintenance -- The make or buy decision on systems integration -- Action points -- Chapter 14: Integration data -- Knowing who is responsible for what -- ID in the contract -- ID&amp -- I - Template clause -- Action points -- Chapter 15: Contract management -- Setting the scene -- Project/contract communications - Handle with care -- Action points -- Chapter 16: Delivering the project - Right first time -- Project delivery phase -- Proof of the pudding -- Performance testing -- Action points -- Chapter 17: Regulatory permissions -- Is the regulator a stakeholder? -- Licence to operate? -- Action points -- Chapter 18: Handover and certification -- Contract 'closure' -- Detail! Detail! Detail! -- Certification -- Action points.Appendix 1: Technical specifications - Notes -- Appendix 2: Stakeholder list -- Appendix 3: Basic contract materiality review (BCMR) -- Appendix 4: Contract pricing strategies -- Appendix 5: Project communications and the 'project memo' system -- Appendix 6: Generic procurement process - Potential integration issues -- Appendix 7: System integration - Concepts -- Appendix 8: ISO standards and certifications -- Appendix 9: Glossary -- Further reading.A practical book for managing projects that deal with advanced technology, where major sub-system vendors will be a key element in project delivery.Right First Time Project managementProject management.integrated technology.project delivery.project management books.project success.Project management.658.404Sammons Peter1700452MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9910816544103321Right First Time4083449UNINA