‘This is a precious addition to the project management literature. The beauty of this book is that it encompasses a theoretical framework of project management with its profession and practice. This contribution also embraces and covers in good depth the APM body of knowledge. Adrian’s book is essential reading for academics, practitioners and project-based businesses.’
Taha Elhag, University College London, UK

Project Management for Supplier Organizations offers an explanation of the key processes from the perspective of the project contractor. Adrian tackles key issues such as: how a well thought-out procurement process seeks to maximise those interests that client and supplier have in common and diminish the consequences of those that are not; the commercial and practical importance of managing change; the risks that face supplier organizations when addressing project related work; the implications for other organizational disciplines of the Supplier when embracing project work and areas of additional expertise that may be required.

Adrian Taggart’s book turns the stakeholder perspective on its head. In doing so, he offers readers, from contract organizations, a real story and urgent set of priorities when it comes to managing a project and, those from client organizations, with an understanding of how best they can work with their suppliers to mutual benefit.