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RUMBA- The Fail Proof Project Management Dance By Advance Corporate Training Ltd To interact with another is a complicated endeavour; project management is likened to dancing; it is a complicated, yet unified balance which...
PRINCE2™ Components (#3 in the series How PRINCE2™ Can Complement PMBOK® and Your PMP) By Jay Siegelaub – MBA, PMP, PRINCE2 PRINCE2™ is comprised of 8 elements, or “components”. They are: Business Case, Organization,...
Taking Over a Project in Progress By Tim Millett Providing good leadership for others is an integral part of being a manager. But while you may have developed a good range of skills when...
Project Celebrations and Team Recognition Are Important By Shirley Lee Working on projects is often hard work requiring many hours of dedication. This is why it is important to recognize team contributions to making...
Soporific Speaker Stereotypes By Kailash Awati Some weeks ago I sat through yet another presentation that had me drifting into dreamland within minutes. To stay awake, I started to put together a list of...
Supporting Frameworks for Successful Program Management – Training (#29 in the series Foundations, Frameworks and Lessons Learned in Program Management) By Robert Prieto Program wide training is an enabler for craft recruitment and retention...
PMOs and Law Firms: Lessons from the Field – Lessons Learned (#5 in the series PMOs and Law Firms: Lessons from the Field) By Ronald K. Thomas of Baker Robbins & Company People Build...
Costing and Budgeting – Introduction (#33 in the Hut A Project Management Primer) By Nick Jenkins If scheduling is an art then costing could be considered a black art. Some projects are relatively straightforward...
Managing The Project Time – Conclusion (#5 in the series Managing the Project Time) By Joseph Phillips If time management were easy, everyone would do it. The biggest input to effective time management is...
The Structure of PRINCE2™ (#2 in the series How PRINCE2™ Can Complement PMBOK® and Your PMP) By Jay Siegelaub – MBA, PMP, PRINCE2 PRINCE2™ does not claim to be as comprehensive as the PMBOK®....