David R. Moore Boeken

The history of Bridgewater unfolds from its establishment as the first inland settlement of the Plymouth Colony in 1656, thriving on its rich agricultural resources. The Industrial Revolution transformed the town, shifting its economy from farming to manufacturing, with iron, shoe, and paper industries flourishing. The arrival of European immigrants via the railroad seeking opportunity further shaped the community. Vintage images capture the essence of Bridgewater's educational institutions, local businesses, and the vibrant spiritual and civic life of its residents.

This book explores the critical role of organizational structures in project management, particularly in the construction industry. It addresses the challenges of creating effective structures, considering various factors throughout a project's lifecycle. The author provides practical tools for designing and assessing project organization structures.