Bedside Manner and the Project Manager
Bedside Manner and the Project Manager By Lonnie Pacelli So we’ve all been to the doctor. We know the feeling of getting marched into a sterile examination room, given a gown that only covers...
Bedside Manner and the Project Manager By Lonnie Pacelli So we’ve all been to the doctor. We know the feeling of getting marched into a sterile examination room, given a gown that only covers...
What Challenges Will Project Managers Face a Decade from Now? By Kiron D. Bondale The hurdles which today’s project managers face are likely to be replaced by new threats over time. For example, when...
Who Killed Project Management? A Baker’s Dozen of Project Management Do’s and Don’ts By Rebecca Staton-Reinstein Being a Project Manager is not for the faint of heart. If you don’t enjoy nearly impossible challenges,...
Applying March Madness Bracketology to Project Portfolio Management By Lindsey Marymont It’s that time of year when the office is buzzing with talk of the NCAA tourney – boasting alumni, hometown favorites, and raw...
Communication Plans for Change By Keith Mathis – PM Expert Live Communication is critical for driving change forward. Plans might be clear to the upper management who created them, but those same plans often...
Four Common Project Portfolio Dashboard Mistakes By Kristyn Medeiros Portfolio dashboards are a fantastic way to track metrics and progress across the organization. They provide insight in to project status, financials, and roadmaps, to...
Leaders – Bringing Out Creativity From Your Employees By Neal Burgis “Creativity is putting your imagination to work, and it’s produced the most extraordinary results in human culture.” – Ken Robinson In today’s winning...
What Superpower Do You Wish You Have as a Project Manager? By Kiron D. Bondale Project managers are often asked to perform miracles, so they can be forgiven for occasionally wishing for magical powers...
The Great Delivery Debate By Chris Moody Dr. Winston Royce first described a model for working with large software systems in 1970, which we’ve grown to know as “Waterfall”. Interestingly enough what many never...
Getting Started with Project Scoring By Lindsey Marymont Scoring projects is an easy way to identify high value projects and push them to the front of the line, keeping your organization working on the...