PRINCE2 Certification – Stand Out from the Crowd By Paul Atkin PRINCE2 certification is a great complement to your PMP and the 5th Edition of the PMBOK now specifically recommends PRINCE2 (Section 1.1). Having...
What If You Are Your Project’s Biggest Risk? By Jason H. Zalmanowitz “A little knowledge is a dangerous thing” – Alexander Pope While I was studying to become a project manager, I believed what...
Project Management: Identifying Risks By Luke Miller, Northwest University Identifying and planning for risks should occur at the beginning of a project and be continuously revisited throughout the project. Risk is defined, as an...
Four Axioms for Controlling Change By Samuel T. Brown, III, PMP, Global Knowledge Course Director and Instructor Change is a constant in life and certainly a constant challenge in project management. Our customers don’t...
Project Management: Manage Your Team By Jose Medina, Northwest University Within the life of a project, a project manager should manage member performance. The purpose of this is to track performance, provide feedback, and...
4 Big Benefits of Coaching Your Teams By Art Petty “I have no question that when you have a team, the possibility exists that it will generate magic, producing something extraordinary… But don’t count...
Measuring Project Success By Dave Gordon I recently saw a question on Reddit, asking for insights on how organizations measured project success. I work for a large company who has it’s own internal PM...
Eleven Project Managers You Do Not Want on Your Project By Ammar W. Mango A good Project Manager is key to project success. We all know of stories of good project managers who were...
7 Tips for Novice Project Managers By Michelle Symonds If you’re new to project management or are interested into getting into managing projects as a career, you might be wondering whether you’re suitable for...
Risks: Not Always Negative By Christian Bisson A common thinking about risks is that they are all negative and should be mitigated or avoided as much as possible. That common thinking is wrong! A...
