Critical Chain Project ManagementBy Lawrence P. Leach The first book to address Critical Chain in the Project Management process. It covers the basic concepts of the Constraints Theory and how to apply it on the project scheduling process. View on goodreads.com
Critical ChainBy Eliyahu M. Goldratt Popular book about the critical chain process. In a narrative format, Goldratt address the Constraints Theory to the planning and production process. Very polemic and intriguing book. View on goodreads.com
The Creativity Tools Memory Jogger: A Pocket Guide for Creative ThinkingBy Diane Ritter For those who like pocket books, this Memory Jogger comes with ideas and simple tools you can apply to develop the creative process. It is very handy but do not expect to "learn" creativity on this book. It is a "toolbox" and not a learning book. View on goodreads.com
Creating the Project Office: A Manager's Guide to Leading Organizational ChangeBy Randall L. Englund Very popular book for those who are looking to understand the models and approaches related to the project management offices. It has a very deep focus on the organizational change and a smaller focus on the tools and techniques. View on goodreads.com
Project Portfolio Management: A Practical Guide to Selecting Projects, Managing Portfolios, and Maximizing BenefitsBy Harvey A. Levine Book the discuss the project selection process to create the portfolio. Approaches mainly the aspects related to the benefits and strategic alignment. View on goodreads.com
Project and Program Risk Management: A Guide to Managing Project Risks and OpportunitiesBy R. Max Wideman Another impeccable book of Max Wideman (like the Cost Control of Capital Projects). He explains the basic concepts of Risk Management in a very straightforward and didactically way. View on goodreads.com
Industrial Megaprojects: Concepts, Strategies, and Practices for SuccessBy Edward Merrow Classic book about Megaproject. I was fortunate to attend his course in 2012 and his approach and objectiveness in this book is outstanding. If you need to understand more about huge projects, FEL process and shaping of this kind a project, this is the book for you. View on goodreads.com
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Project ManagementBy G. Michael Campbell Book that, with a very suggestive name, presents the basic concepts of project management, focusing mainly into the "non project managers" public. View on goodreads.com
The Benefits of Project Management: Financial and Organizational Rewards to CorporationsBy C.William Ibbs Interesting study about the benefits and the value proposition of the "Project Management". View on goodreads.com
Agile Project Management with ScrumBy Ken Schwaber Classic book of Ken Schawaber about Scrum. If you work/intend to work with Scrum this is a must-have book. View on goodreads.com
Agile Estimating and PlanningBy Mike Cohn Another important book to understand the process of planning using agile methods. View on goodreads.com
Advanced Project Portfolio Management and the Pmo: Multiplying Roi at Warp SpeedBy Gerald I. Kendall Good book about PMO and Portfolio. For me the title was very powerful comparing with the content. I was expecting something related to the calculation of PMO ROI. Despite this it is a very good book about the topic. View on goodreads.com