Hi readers,

As a consultant I try to read and know as much as possible about the subjects I’m considered to be an expert in. Apart from blogs and Microsoft TechNet there is a whole universe of project (management) literature out there to suite just that need. This is why I started doing book reviews!

I have read a good number of books on the subject of Microsoft Project and project management in general. And I would like to provide you with reviews on some of them. I will also post direct links to Amazon.com to provide you the fastest way to get a hand on the book yourself. These links will appear in the post about the book. If you wrote a book you would like me to review, please drop me a line and we’ll see what can be done :).

All current book reviews

Please enjoy the following book reviews:

Books on Project Management

• The Project saboteur (de projectsaboteur)
• Successful Project Management
• The GAO schedule assessment guide (get it, it’s free!)
• The Fast Forward MBA in Project Management
• Being a Project Manager (including a 20% discount on the training course)

Books on Project Online

• The Proactive Team Member’s Guide for using Project Online
• The Ultimate Application Administrator’s Guide for Project Online

Books on Project 2013/2016

• Implementing and Administering Microsoft Project Server 2013
• Project 2013 for dummies
• Forecast Scheduling with Microsoft Project 2013 (a book I reviewed before it was even available! So cool!)
• Proactive PPM with Microsoft Project 2013 (including free content update)
• Core Solutions of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 ExamRef 70-331 (including free content update)
• Delivering Exceptional Project Results (including free content update)
• Microsoft Project 2013 – The missing manual (Including free content update)

Books on Project 2010

• Dynamic Scheduling with MS Project 2010
• Forecast Scheduling with Microsoft Project 2010

Other book reviews

• Hit Refresh (book by the current CEO of Microsoft)
• Forecasting Programs (I placed this in “other” because I believe Program Management isn’t the same thing as Project Management)