Conducting Successful Gate Meetings By Dave Nielsen Projects don’t arrive at their conclusion perfectly executed and delivering all the benefits promised in the Business Case, at the advertised cost. They must be measured along...
Requirements Traceability Matrix – RTM By Tom Carlos (PMP) Defining the RTM The Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM) is a tool to help ensure that the project’s scope, requirements, and deliverables remain “as is” when...
Deliverable-based Project Schedules: Part 1 (#1 in the series Deliverable-based Project Schedules By Thomas Cutting People build many different types of project schedules. There are the massive checklist and the one liner varieties. I’ve...
Relationship vs. Task Oriented Management By Thomas Cutting Within project management there are two main types of personalities: Relationship oriented and Task oriented. It is fairly easy to tell the two apart. Aside from...
What Is Construction Project Management? (#1 in the Hut Project Management for Construction) By Chris Hendrickson The management of construction projects requires knowledge of modern management as well as an understanding of the design...
12 Rules of Delegation By Richard Lannon Delegation is one of the most important skills. Technical professionals, team and business leaders, managers, and executives all need to develop good delegation skills. There are many...
The Halo Effect and Project Success By Paul Weber Have you ever seen someone within your organization, being put into a position, just because they had experience, and success in one area, so the...
IPECC in the PMBOK By Joseph Phillips IPECC, in the PMBOK, stands for the collection of the five process groups: Initiating, Planning, Executing, Controlling, Closing. Initiating. A project is found feasible, a project manager...
How to Control Change Requests By Dave Nielsen Changes are an important part of any project. There are 2 factors at work that guarantee the generation of change requests: changes that happen to the...
House of Quality Matrix By SmartDraw.com A House of Quality Matrix is a diagram, whose structure resembles that of a house, which aids in determining how a product is living up to customer needs....
