Project Management Office (PMO) – The Basics By CC Swift A Project Management Office (PMO) is an office that provides services and organisational focus in project management. It is designed to centralise and co-ordinate...
A Practical Perspective of WBS via PMP and MS Project 2007 – Part II (#2 in the series A Practical Perspective of WBS via PMP and MS Project 2007) By Satya Narayan Dash In...
The ABC’s of Project Management for Project Managers By William Thom I recently watched a very interesting independent film (on DVD) that sparked a thought. The 1992 film “Glengarry Glen Ross” is a movie...
An Introduction to Project Quality Management By Michael L Young Budgets and timeframes are integral elements of project management and are often the key elements used when assessing a project’s performance. However a key...
Managing Project Risk By Diane Ellis Most Project Managers know that it’s essential to manage risks to their project, but not everyone is sure what constitutes a risk rather than an issue, nor how...
Managing a Project – Introduction (#9 in the Hut Project Management Handbook) By Wouter Baars Adopting the six phases creates clarity in a project, thereby making it easier to administer. What exactly does managing...
The Project Charter – A Project Management Definition By Moises Ortiz The charter is the only output of the Develop Project Charter process. It is created on a business need or a customer request....
A Quick Introduction to Project Risk Management By Maria Peer Project Risk management is planning for the possibility that a problem will occur by eliminating the probability that the problem will arise during the...
The Cost of Quality and the Cost of Non-conformance (#3 in the series Quality Management in Project Management) By Joseph Phillips The Cost of Quality Does Quality Assurance (QA) cost cash? Certainly! We call...
Project Quality Management Should Be Planned For (#2 in the series Quality Management in Project Management) By Joseph Phillips In project management, as with most things in life, quality is planned in, not inspected...
