Estimating Lessons Learned in Project Management – Estimate Creation (#4 in the series Estimating Lessons Learned in Project Management) By Thomas Cutting No matter which estimating type you use, there are common steps to...
Estimating Lessons Learned in Project Management – Agile Methods (#3 in the series Estimating Lessons Learned in Project Management) By Thomas Cutting One of the most pathetic looking sights on the highway is a...
Estimating Lessons Learned in Project Management – Traditional (#2 in the series Estimating Lessons Learned in Project Management) By Thomas Cutting Estimating is probably the hardest part of any project. My wife will attest...
Surviving the Project Review By Thomas Cutting Companies have this crazy idea that they want their projects to be successful. To ensure this they modernized the firing squad and changed the name to “Project...
Practical Project Management Authority (#4 in the series Grabbing Project Management Authority) By Thomas Cutting Over the last several weeks we have been looking at Authority: how to gain it from scratch and how...
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Less Obvious ROI By Thomas Cutting When I was working with a system support group we had to scramble each month to determine the Return on Investment (ROI) for the system enhancements. Changes ranged...
Wowing Management By Thomas Cutting I heard an interesting quote the other day: “Desire without dedication is fantasy.” It was said in the context of maintaining a solid marriage, but it struck me that...
Contingency Planning By Thomas Cutting Most risks never actually become issues. We face hundreds every day without panicking. Every time I merge into traffic from the 605 to the 405 near Seal Beach I...
How Do I Become a PM? Part 4 (#4 in the series How Do I Become a Project Manager) By Thomas Cutting As we wrap up our discussion on how to become a project...
