Discusses designing and installing database systems that concentrates on the practical aspects of successful project management. Until now, ``learn by doing''(and usually from your mistakes) has been the only approach available. The authors Rothstein and Rosner combine their many years of experience to help project managers recognize exactly what is involved in the management of big and small projects, so that they can avoid the road paved with problems. Concerned with the underlying principles and practical aspects of data organization and project management, it describes what managers must do, and when and how to do it. Also warns managers about problems to watch out for. While no book can replace experience, it helps project managers put concepts and techniques together to succeed in project management in the real world. Read Less