Projects With No Dates
Projects With No Dates By Skip Reedy In my previous article, “Why Project Management is Difficult“, I suggested that you execute your project plan without it displaying any dates. Why was that? Because people...
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How To Deal With Project Setbacks
How To Deal With Project Setbacks By Kathlika Thomas Managing changes to project schedules is an adjustment that is often needed when project setbacks are faced or when your team experiences negative project progress....
Why Project Management Is Difficult
Why Project Management Is Difficult By Skip Reedy Project Management made a huge leap forward fifty years ago with the Critical Path Method (CPM) and Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT). Since then, computers...
Transition to Critical Chain Multi-Project Management
Transition to Critical Chain Multi-Project Management By Skip Reedy The transition from traditional project management to Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) in a multi-project environment presents a formidable problem with projects of long duration....
IT Project Failure: Can We Blame the Techies?
IT Project Failure: Can We Blame the Techies? By Carol A Long The business commentators have noticed: IT is not giving most businesses the benefits they claim IT should. The projects themselves bring change...
Agile Project Management Goals
Agile Project Management Goals By Patrick Merg Agile Project Management is growing in popularity as a method to more tightly involve the customer in the process of delivering a software product. Agile project management...
Managing in an Unsettled Environment
Managing in an Unsettled Environment By Scott J. Cameron, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Government service has historically been associated with a relatively stable work environment, at least when compared with private-sector organizations...
It’s Not My Problem
It’s Not My Problem By Meade Rubenstein One of the major challenges of a project manager, or any manager, is determining who owns the problem. By default, the problem is owned by the person...
What Makes a Successful PMO?
What Makes a Successful PMO? By Zenkara Over the years we’ve seen some really good Project Management Offices, and we’ve seen a whole lot more which just don’t cut it. If you’re the manager...
You’re a Project Manager, Not Superman
You’re a Project Manager, Not Superman By Brett Harned Project management can be a balancing act. On one hand, you’re the Clark Kent type, sitting at a desk prepping a project plan or status report...
