Should I Rescue My Failing Project?
Should I Rescue My Failing Project? By Jason Becker Some may be confused when I pose this question. After all, it seems counter-intuitive to think in terms of whether or not to save a...
Category: Risk Response & Control
Evolution of the Owner’s Role in Program Management – Activity: Risk Assessment & Contingency
Evolution of the Owner’s Role in Program Management – Activity: Risk Assessment & Contingency (#5 in the series Evolution of the Owner’s Role in Program Management) By Robert Prieto Traditional Owner Role: Risk assessment...
Metrics to Reduce Risk in Product Ship Decisions – Part II – Define Quality
Metrics to Reduce Risk in Product Ship Decisions – Part II – Define Quality (#2 in the series Metrics to Reduce Risk in Product Ship Decisions) By Johanna Rothman In order to define and...
Metrics to Reduce Risk in Product Ship Decisions – Part I – Introduction
Metrics to Reduce Risk in Product Ship Decisions – Part I – Introduction (#1 in the series Metrics to Reduce Risk in Product Ship Decisions) By Johanna Rothman Traditionally, product shipment decisions were made...
When the Plan Fails
When the Plan Fails By Thomas Cutting In an on-shore / off-shore set up you need to expect the unexpected. Half you your team is in a foreign country, half way around the world....
How to Really Fix a Failing Project
How to Really Fix a Failing Project By Thomas Cutting You project is in trouble. You know it. Your team knows it. But somehow you have been able to keep it from your management....
17 “Must Ask” Questions for Planning Successful Projects
17 “Must Ask” Questions for Planning Successful Projects By Adele Sommers Why do some projects proceed without a hitch, yet others flounder? One reason may be the type and quality of the questions people...
Project Risk Management
Project Risk Management By Bharat Bista All projects are essential and every project has its own risk elements. Commencing from initiation to post completion of the project, the degree of risk grows within, as...
