Projects, Government, and Public Policy
Motto:
I do not ask what projects can do for their governments.
I ask: what governments can do for their projects!
If your
country’s public projects are to run effectively, the government should
implement the relevant organizational solutions.
A book on
the role of governments in public project management will be published in late
November by CRC, a brand of Taylor and Francis. This is the first book to
approach these issues in a comprehensive way. Government project management
practices from dozens of countries are presented here in a structured way. The
most important constructs introduced in the book are: Governmental Project
Implementation System (GPIS) and Governmental Project Management Maturity Model
(GPM3®). GPIS is a collection of four practice areas: Delivery, Governance,
Support and Development working together. GPM3 shows the path of GPIS
improvement from the Initial level (no organized practices) to the Optimizing
level (GPIS continuously improved).
Book
info on publisher’s web-page – click here