What’s Wrong with Lessons Learned Sessions? By Andrea Brockmeier What’s wrong with lessons learned sessions done at the end of a project? If the sentiments of my project management training students are any indication,...
Project Scope and the Question of Quality By Ben Snyder, CEO of Systemation When the subject of project scope comes up, many people immediately think of the features and functions of a product or...
Going Agile: Top Barriers and Accelerators for Team Adoption By Roger Kastner So you’ve made the decision to embrace Agile methodology and received approval to start implementing. Congrats! Now the hard work begins. Many...
Empower Your Team to Succeed By Tracey Fieber Running a successful small business is never a one-man job. Getting it off the ground and continuously elevated up to new heights requires a collection of...
How to Develop a Plan to Manage IT Risks By Harry Hall Want to know the secret to managing IT risks? Drumroll please… A Risk Management Plan. Simple, huh? So simple as to be,...
Overcoming the Infrastructure Gap By Robert Prieto We must change the perception of infrastructure from a taxpayer cost to a societal investment. This means translating macroeconomic arguments into the language of citizens – jobs;...
Spring Cleaning and the “Rites of Passage” Into the Five Project Phases By Michelle LaBrosse, PMP, Founder, Cheetah Learning By Michelle LaBrosse, CCPM, PMP®, PMI-ACP, Chief Cheetah and Founder of Cheetah Learning As a...
You Should Know This, But You Don’t By John Steinmetz How many different places have you worked in the last ten years? One? Two? Maybe three? This means that most of your recent experience...
The Yin and Yang of Project Leadership By Susanne Madsen Provide your team with the best conditions for growth In order to provide your team with the best conditions for growth and enable them...
Leading the Project? Define Your Charter to Support High Performance By Art Petty Effective leadership is a critical success factor for projects of all shapes and sizes. And breathing is good for living. It’s...
