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Effective Sequence Planning And Time Scheduling For Projects By Hauke Borow In the previous articles you’ve learned something about the nature of projects and the management of them. I’ve told you that a project...
Seven Steps to Achieving Expert Status Through Successful Project Results By Joyce Coleman Strategic, successful outcomes can propel a person from being unknown to “expert” status. People who exhibit the ability to obtain excellent...
What Could a Project Manager Possibly Teach Me? By James Lawther My wife is a project manager. She is Prince 2 certified and horribly organized; organized to the point of perfection. The problem with...
Project Management Foundations – The Core Team By Steve Hart At the heart of most successful projects you will find an effective core team that is fully responsible for the day-to-day leadership of the...
Enough is Enough: Planning is Important, But… By Ben Snyder, CEO of Systemation Over and over we hear how inadequate we are in planning our projects. Lots of people judge it to be this...
Project Success: What Is That? By John Taylor I prefer to adopt an adaptive or agile approach to project management, but why is that better? I think it makes projects more successful, but what...
6 Steps to Defining IT Project Requirements By Kathlika Thomas We all know that defining IT project requirements is a crucial task when initiating new projects. But did you know that Standish Group’s CHAOS...
Project Closeout By Merrie Barron and Andrew R. Barron Every project needs to end and that’s what project closeout is all about in the last phase of the project lifecycle. The whole point of...
Identify the Products to Be Delivered at Each Stage By Richard Morreale A while ago, I wrote about the first step in a 9-step structured Planning Process. That step was to break the project...
Effective Project Management in a Weak Matrix Structure By Bruno Collet Most of large organizations are structured around functional areas, often called “silos” by analogy with the vertical construction lacking horizontal connections. This structure...