Benefits of Project Portfolio Management – PPM By Craig Brown The following are the main benefits of Project Portfolio Management – PPM: Builds discipline into project selection process. Links project selection to strategic metrics....
Characteristics of Effective and Ineffective Project Managers By Craig Brown Effective Project Managers: Lead by example Are visionaries Are technically competent Are decisive Are good communicators Are good motivators Stand up to top management...
Advantages of Project Management – A Short List By Craig Brown The advantages of Project Management can be summarized in the below: Better control of financial, physical, and human resources Improved customer relations Shorter...
Ethics in Project Management By Craig Brown Below is a list of some commonly known ethics in Project Management. Project Managers should abide to this list at all times. Treat the money like it’s...
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Risk Management 101: Closing Project Risks (#12 in the series Risk Management 101) By Craig Brown You will close project risks at two places; When the risk can no longer happen (maybe it already...
Risk Management 101: Manage a risk (#10 in the series Risk Management 101) By Craig Brown Once risks are understood and prioritised for action the team needs to determine what sort of action is...
Risk Management 101: Risk Assessment and Prioritisation (#9 in the series Risk Management 101) By Craig Brown Prioritisation is a tool to communicate and agree on what risks are to be actioned most urgently....
Risk Management 101: Assessing Project Risk Impacts (#8 in the series Risk Management 101) By Craig Brown The Impact of a risk may be to the project and its success criteria (eg budget and...
Risk Management 101: Assess a risk (#6 in the series Risk Management 101) By Craig Brown There are three steps to assessing a risk; Likelihood, Impact, Priority/Importance. Priority/Importance is determined by the likelihood and...
