Critical Chain

Critical Chain, a gripping fast-paced business novel, does for Project Management what Eli Goldratt's other novels have done for Production and Marketing.

If you have read The Goal and It's Not Luck, you will want to read Critical Chain because you understand how Eli Goldratt's books can change how you think about business.

If you have not read The Goal and It's Not Luck, this book will introduce you to Dr. Goldratt's Thinking Processes, and you will understand why Fortune Magazine calls him "a guru to industry," and BusinesWeek describes him as a "genius."

• Chapter 1

• Chapter 2
  

• Chapter 3
  

• Chapter 4
  

• Chapter 5
  

• Chapter 6
  

• Chapter 7
  

• Chapter 8
  

• Chapter 9
  

• Chapter 10

• Chapter 11

• Chapter 12

• Chapter 13
• Chapter 14
  

• Chapter 15

• Chapter 16

• Chapter 17

• Chapter 18
• Chapter 19

• Chapter 20
  

• Chapter 21

• Chapter 22
  

• Chapter 23
  

• Chapter 24
  

• Chapter 25

Sigh. Pretty meaningless. It wouldn't have been worth the bother to have read it even when I was a green project manager. Written by an author that has a very good hammer (knowledge of manufacturing) and has decided that everything is a nail (i.e. project management), as he has discovered the holy grail (risk management). Avoid, except when you can't sleep, as you will definitely go to sleep while reading this unadultered rubbish.