Synopsis The enunciation of New Economic Policy in 1991 has embarked India on the road of globalisation through deregulation and privatisation. This shifting from command economy to market-oriented economy has created a conducive environment for foreign companies to participate and establish new projects in India. In this environment, social and quantitative aspects of project management require special attention of entrepreneurs, industrialists, management and the government to improve competitiveness of a project. The book describes and how the social and quantitative aspects affect the project management and how these aspects should be taken care of the book deals with various social aspects of project consideration and describes all the quantitative techniques which make the project management more objective rather than subjective or intuitive.