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Abstract
Project management is a current topic in management, and project management offices are springing up in many organizations. Libraries may not need a project management office, but adoption of project management techniques, rightsized for library needs, can focus scope, define and organize tasks, and manage resources for many kinds of projects. The University of New Hampshire Library has implemented selected aspects of project management and is learning where these principles can be applied most effectively for successful projects. This paper describes UNH’s use of selected project management techniques and tools in a major collection integration and relocation project.
Publication Date
2018
Journal Title
Library Leadership and Management
Publisher
Library Leadership & Management Association
Document Type
Article
Recommended Citation
Harper, Valerie L., "Rightsizing Project Management for Libraries" (2018). Library Leadership and Management. 84.
https://scholars.unh.edu/library_pub/84
Comments
This is an Author's Manuscript of an article published in Library Leadership and Management in 2018, available online: https://journals.tdl.org/llm/index.php/llm/article/view/7215