Predictable Project Surprises: Bridging Risk-Perception Gaps By Pedro C. Ribeiro “Unfortunately, my King… here I am, unwilling and unwanted… because I know that no one ever welcomes a bearer of bad news.” – Antigone...
Utilization of Project Sentiment Analysis as a Project Performance Predictor By Robert Prieto The growth in project complexity and scale provides growing challenges for today’s project managers1. Equally, these challenges provide increased challenges for...
Tips for Making Project Tracking Easier By Andrea Brockmeier If You’re Not Tracking, You’re Guessing. Tips for Making Project Tracking Easier The thrill of tracking is probably not what keeps most of us in...
In 1989 Stephen R. Covery published his seminal work “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People”. It’s since sold 25m printed copies, 15m audio books, and been translated into 38 languages worldwide. It remains...
Project Status Reporting – A Radical Approach By Mark Calabrese Business sponsors know what they are “expected to expect” from a project status report. Likewise, most project managers know what is “supposed to be”...
Workflow Definition and Golf: Beating Estimates By Frank Mooney I enjoy the game of golf despite not being very good at it. Due to circumstances and connections, I had the fantastic experience of being...
Time Management for Project Managers and Success By Michelle Symonds Time management is one of the core functions of a project manager. A project manager, or management team, need to ensure that every job...
Risk Management for Project Managers By Michelle Symonds Every project has potential risks that could cause things to go horribly wrong. You need to be aware what the risks are and have contingency plans...
What Is the Energy Source for Your Agile Transition? By David Gijsbers When looking at the energy and drive for an Agile transformation, there are a couple of common scenarios we have noticed when...
Project Management: The Basics By Michelle Symonds A successful project manager will initiate a project by creating a plan right at the start of the project, which will save time, money and many problems....
