How to Recover from Unacceptable Variances Arising from the Project Plan (#4 in the series How to Control a Project) By Michael D. Taylor When an unacceptable variance from the project management plan arises...
Post Control – Project Control Techniques (#3 in the series How to Control a Project) By Michael D. Taylor Having a project management plan will not always ensure having effective project control. Without a...
Project Change Management Tips By Dave Nielsen There are two knowledge areas that will determine how well the product you build will satisfy the needs it was built to meet. The first is requirements...
Going Beyond Project Management – Adapt to Change By Victor Siegle Change: A Product of an Old Adage Project-based organizations realize that customer-focused project management is far superior to product-centric project management. In other...
Preventing Scope Inflation By Barry Otterholt Scope inflation is what happens when work grows beyond the minimum required to get the job done. It results in cost and schedule overruns, quality compromises, and disengaged...
Managing Scope in Project Management By John Filicetti After the basics of managing the schedule, managing scope is the most important activity required to control a project. Many project failures are not caused by...
Dealing With Scope Creep in Software Development Projects By Linda M Russell Scope creep is a significant risk in software development projects. We discuss why this is so, and how to avoid or at...
Project Scope Control – Part 2: Change Management (#2 in the series Project Scope Control) By Samuel T. Brown, III, PMP, Global Knowledge Course Director and Instructor This article continues from the discussion of...
Project Scope Control – Part 1: Definition & Boundaries (#1 in the series Project Scope Control) By Samuel T. Brown, III, PMP, Global Knowledge Course Director and Instructor Project scope is the fundamental for...
Scope Creep Part 7 (#7 in the series Scope Creep) By Thomas Cutting Now that we have identified a scope change we need to react to it. Change Requests. A change request is a...
