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“Scheduling for Home Builders With Microsoft Project, Third Edition,” available from NAHB BuilderBooks, provides easy step-by-step instructions to help master the powerful scheduling and project management program so builders can deliver projects on time, on track and on target.
Written to help builders navigate the scheduling process, “Scheduling for Home Builders With Microsoft Project” demonstrates the methods for keeping projects on schedule and on budget while coordinating resources, staff and materials.
Every chapter focuses on a new planning and scheduling skill using Microsoft Project 2010, including how to:
- Record and communicate progress
- Control financial, human and physical resources
- Record expenditures and analyze cost details
- Manage cash flow and tasks
- Create a baseline schedule and updates
A companion Web page offers practice materials and sample schedules to encourage readers to perform the skills presented in each chapter.
To Order
For more information and to order the book, visit “Scheduling for Home Builders With Microsoft Project, Third Edition” on the NAHB BuilderBooks website, or call 800-223-2665.
