Five Leadership Principles for Project Success By Thomas Juli We all need and thrive for successful projects. But what exactly does project success mean? Is project success the successful and timely delivery within budget?...
Staff Development: A Key Success Factor in Project Management By Michael L Young How many times have you read the term ‘Staff Development’ in a duty statement and sighed or rolled your eyes and...
Key Roles Within Project, Program, and Portfolio Management By Lynda Bourne Project, Program, and Portfolio management is frequently seen as a seamless part of a business. However, distinctly different skill sets, personal attributes and...
Net Present Value of the Project By Shyamala Sankaranrayanan One method of deciding or not a firm should accept an investment project is to determine the net present value of the project. The net...
How to Evaluate Your Project By Keith Mathis – PM Expert Live When working on a project, it is vitally important to continually evaluate and monitor it to ensure that you are staying on...
Project Management for the Small Business By Gary Hamilton, Gareth Byatt, and Jeff Hodgkinson If you walk into the offices of many small businesses, you are likely to see notes sticking either on or...
The Product Champion, the Chief Engineer, and the Project Manager By Olve Maudal Successful product development projects are often characterized by having an enthusiastic product champion with solid domain knowledge, a visible and proud...
20 Best Practices for Project Managers By Michael Greer Hire the best, most experienced people you can. Encourage team members to speak up and make themselves heard when they see something’s going wrong. Do...
The 5th Habit and Communication in Program Management By Rob Llewellyn Many aspects of life rely on communication. School, parenting, relationships, sport, politics, social and business are just a few. The trouble is, when...
8 Tips for Project Success By Barney Austen You have your project. Your team is in place. Focus on the end point and off you go. Stick to the plan and the project will...
