Scope Creep
Scope Creep By Steven G. Lauck Scope Creep – two words that should never be spoken. I prefer to identify it as “Weak Project Management”. Successful project delivery is formed at the beginning of...
Scope Creep By Steven G. Lauck Scope Creep – two words that should never be spoken. I prefer to identify it as “Weak Project Management”. Successful project delivery is formed at the beginning of...
Agile Certifications: What’s The Value? By Chris Moody Last week I attended an agile training seminar for the Certified Scrum Master (CSM) certification. It got me thinking about what is really the value of...
Key Project Management Methodologies – Outcome Mapping, DMAIC, Six Sigma and Kanban By Michelle Symonds A methodology is a process used by a project manager to help them organize and strategize their project successfully....
Communication: The Essential Ingredient for Good Project Management By Bruce McGraw You might expect that, as a Technology guy, I would say that tools are the essential ingredient (and I have certainly written plenty...
10 Reasons There Is Always a Need For Project Management By Michelle Symonds There may come a time you face the question “do we really need project management (PM)?” and as a well trained...
Project Management: How Much Contingency Do I Need? By Wendy Isaacs Unless you’re managing a project with zero risk (unlikely) then before you can commit to budget or timelines you’re going to need to...
Do You Really Want To Know the Status of a Project? If Yes, Ask Essential Questions! By Harold Strawbridge Monitoring projects in your business is like answering the question, “Are we there yet?” When...
Analyzing Scope Creep By Torey Diggs I am currently involved in a project that is at the beginning stages of scope creep. At the current school I work at, our leadership team consists of...
Why Scrum Doesn’t Work in the Enterprise By Curtis Guilbot Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: A couple of Fortune 50 clients I worked with had recently spent a few million on...
“I Just Have To…” Project Management By survivalofthecraziest If you’ve worked in/with a software development team, in any capacity, you have heard this optimistic statement before: “I just have to and then I’m done!”...