This book provides an up-to-the-minute look at delivering function and value in IT projects. Information systems projects are by their very nature more complex than other projects. And as technology advances, they seem to get more complicated. Completely updated to reflect the latest changes in the field, the second edition of "Information Systems Project Management" takes readers step by step through the project management process, showing them how to deliver value and produce major gains through projects that provide real benefits. Featuring examples drawn from actual IT projects, the book contains new material on: the role of a project management office; manging multiple projects; preparing a scope statement; systems development life cycles; planning for project implementation and completion; and communication mechanisms and more.With helpful checklists and other practical tools, this new, updated edition of "Information Systems Project Management" is the complete guide for helping project managers maximize productivity, minimize costs, and master their responsibilities.