I am investigating the effects of certification on project management. Could you please complete a very short online survey at the following location: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/VMJGRHS
Joe CatanioAssociate Professor| UniversityShippensburg, Pa, United States
I am investigating the effects of certification on project management.
Linda HillProgram Manager| MicrosoftRenton, Wa, United States
Good luck with your investigation and I hope you will share your conclusions with this audience. Saving Changes...
Mark NewtonProject Manager| JacobsWilletton, Western Australia, Australia
Hi Joe
Yeap a short survey.
Query - you ask about exceeding original scope but didn't allow for why.
Scope creep uncontrolled - damn did it for nothing
Scope creep controlled - Properly change managed, approved and funded changes.
I'm medieval on Change Management. I like change, but hate doing it for nothing
Juice
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Joe CatanioAssociate Professor| UniversityShippensburg, Pa, United States
Hi Mark,
I do not want to comment on scope creep until after I collect the data so as not to influence others.
Hi Linda,
Yes, I will the results with this audience. Saving Changes...
Hans RobbersSenior Director| SalesforceVlissingen, Netherlands
Looking forward to the results. Especially since the topics are so distinct, certification versus scope/financials Also the answers are open to interpretation Saving Changes...
Wai Mun KooPMO Director| Intergraph PP&MSingapore, Singapore
I am kind of surprised that you asked about the experience after we have obtained the certifications but nothing on it before obtaining the certification. In this case, how are you going to do any comparison at all? Also, you asked about scope creep, late delivery and over budget, but nothing on quality and satisfaction from stakeholders. The reason I ask this is because I believe that scope, time, and budget alone are not good enough to determine whether a project is managed and delivered successfully. You may deliver a project within scope, on time and within budget, and yet, no one really use or benefit out of it. I won't consider such a project as successful. Saving Changes...
Joe CatanioAssociate Professor| UniversityShippensburg, Pa, United States
Hi Wai,
I do not want to comment on the survey design until after I collect the data so as not to influence others.
I agree that there are many other factors that influence projects but I am only collecting data on the triple constraint.
