Practical Guide to Project Management Information System (PMIS)

Architecture, Enterprise PMO systems, PMIS software adoption, Project data platforms

PMIS Books, PMIS Fundamentals, PMIS Governance, PMIS Implementation

Book Bibliographic Information

  • Title: Practical Guide to Project Management Information System
  • Author(s): Hossein Hamidifar
  • Publisher: Self-Publisher
  • Year of Publication in Persian: 2010
  • Year of English Translation: 2026
  • Edition: First
  • Pages: 320
  • ISBN: 978-9640465325
  • Category / Subject: PMIS / Information Systems / Project Management

Short Summary

“Practical Guide to Project Management Information System (PMIS)” is a pioneering Persian‑language work written in 2010 and translated into English in 2026. Authored by Hossein Hamidifar, it is recognized as the first comprehensive publication that formally defines Project Management Information Systems within the project management literature. The book addresses a persistent problem: despite the growing use of project management software, many organizations still fail to achieve value because of insufficient organizational maturity, lack of information governance, and misunderstanding of the true nature of PMIS.

This book is grounded in hands‑on experience gained from designing and implementing a wide range of PMIS solutions across large and mid‑sized project‑driven enterprises during the period 2000–2010. It introduces a structured, process‑oriented approach that views PMIS not as a set of tools but as an integrated system encompassing processes, data, roles, architecture, and governance. For the first time, it presents 35 practical processes that describe how PMIS solutions can be analyzed, designed, and deployed both at the project level and within enterprise‑wide, project‑based organizations. Through these structured processes, the book demonstrates how organizations can build a coherent information environment that supports decision‑making, traceability, and efficiency across all project activities.

By bridging project management and information systems, this 320‑page reference provides managers, PMO teams, IT specialists, and students with a practical, evidence‑based roadmap for establishing and governing effective Project Management Information Systems suited to the realities of complex, project‑driven enterprises.

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