What’s Scope Creep and Tips to Avoid It – Part 2
What’s Scope Creep and Tips to Avoid It – Part 2 By Christian Bisson Scope creep is a very important subject, something every project manager is challenged with. In my previous article What’s scope...
What’s Scope Creep and Tips to Avoid It – Part 2 By Christian Bisson Scope creep is a very important subject, something every project manager is challenged with. In my previous article What’s scope...
PM and BA Roles in Requirements and Project Communication By Dan Stober, PMP, Global Knowledge Communication is vital within projects and contributes significantly to project success. Project managers (PMs) know that they have to...
Risk for Today’s Fast Paced Projects By Kevin Engler Short-term fast-paced projects face unique risks that are very different than those faced in longer term projects. Today many projects require hitting market windows of...
Make or Buy: The Blacksmith and the Toothpick By Dave Gordon Under a spreading chestnut tree, the village blacksmith and I stand talking after lunch. “Man, that was great! I’ve never had forge-roasted corn...
10 Basics of Project Management By Olga Sa I would like to share 10 basic tips from my own experience in project management that might help people new to the profession. Always keep the...
6S for Success! By Cécile Bérubé Managing projects is like riding a bike. At the beginning, we hold the handles tightly, afraid of falling. Then, we learn to let go and ride our bike...
Project Management: Paying Attention to What Went Well By Chad Baker In a recent lessons learned session, a team member noted that responses to “What went well?” were often overlooked in favor of “What...
The Masters of Project Management By Harry Hall One of the events I enjoy each year is the Masters; a premier golf tournament held in my home state of Georgia. I have carefully studied...
Continuous Improvement of Project Management Practices Is Hard To Do Without a PMO! By Kiron D. Bondale In recent years I’ve taken a somewhat anti-PMO stance in my writing. I’ve felt that the work...
Always Grow Your Knowledge By Peter McBride It is truism that we must maintain and grow our professional knowledge and skills, or somehow be left behind. Never mind being left behind – how about...