Project Identification
Project Identification By Chuck Tryon Introduction The key feature of this activity is recognizing that identifying candidate projects is something that an organization should do on a regular basis, not just once each year....
Project Identification By Chuck Tryon Introduction The key feature of this activity is recognizing that identifying candidate projects is something that an organization should do on a regular basis, not just once each year....
Spring Cleaning and the “Rites of Passage” Into the Five Project Phases By Michelle LaBrosse, PMP, Founder, Cheetah Learning By Michelle LaBrosse, CCPM, PMP®, PMI-ACP, Chief Cheetah and Founder of Cheetah Learning As a...
The Project Lifecycle for a Workspace Design Project By Amspec The design of a workspace is an intrinsic part of company success. Not only is the style and design of the workspace reflective of...
Successful Project Management at the Executive Level By Sabah al-Binali The dream: A management team meets to deal with an opportunity or challenge. After some discussion a decision is made. Goals are decided. A...
The Psychological Value of Execution By Steve Prentice Many people who formally learn Project Management for the first time, whether they are completely new to the field, or have been informally taught through a...
The Importance of Launching a Project By Mandy McGill, Northwest University So you have been asked to manage a project and you have worked diligently to come up with all of the necessary tools...
The Five Universal Project Checkpoints By Preben Ormen I have been working in or alongside projects for over 35 years now and have certain notions about what projects are alike and how they differ....
How Do We Agree on “Finished” in Projects? – Project Management Life Cycle By James Clements When I worked as a Proposal Manager during my days in the defense industry, I remember when we’d...
Managing Projects Is Like Having a Baby By Kiron D. Bondale Many project managers have doubtless exclaimed “giving birth would be simpler than managing this project”! This may be truer than they ever imagined…...
An Introduction to PMI’s Project Management Life Cycle By Brian Egan – Global Knowledge The term “life cycle” implies two things: that a process is perpetual and that the sequence of events is obligatory...