by PMHut Team | Jul 21, 2008 | Project Management Best Practices, Project Plan Development
It Is Not Uncommon to Have Two or More Copies of a Plan (#3 in the seris Effective Planning for Big Projects)
By Timothy Prosser
First a disclaimer: I don’t claim to be the world’s expert on project management, and I urge anyone who is involved in or interested in project management to seek good sources of information and study, as this is a profession requiring a lot of skill and knowledge to do well. That said, I believe my decades of experience (planning projects up to 4 years in length and over $1 billion in cost) gives me some basis to write this. You may notice that I tend to focus more on the timing aspects of large scale plans. I am not ignoring the financial side of the discipline, but not stressing it either, because I have usually had a parallel financial planning effort, run by accountants and financial experts, to lean on. Read the Complete Article
by PMHut Team | Jul 14, 2008 | Computer Based Information Systems, Project Management Best Practices
A Good Software Tool Can Provide Some Powerful Advantages, but Can Present its Own Challenges (#2 in the seris Effective Planning for Big Projects)
By Timothy Prosser
First a disclaimer: I don’t claim to be the world’s expert on project management, and I urge anyone who is involved in or interested in project management to seek good sources of information and study, as this is a profession requiring a lot of skill and knowledge to do well. That said, I believe my decades of experience (planning projects up to 4 years in length and over $1 billion in cost) gives me some basis to write this. You may notice that I tend to focus more on the timing aspects of large scale plans. I am not ignoring the financial side of the discipline, but not stressing it either, because I have usually had a parallel financial planning effort, run by accountants and financial experts, to lean on. Read the Complete Article
by PMHut Team | Jul 13, 2008
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