Manage the Forest, Not the Trees
byProject control is not about the minutiae, it’s about the big picture. Here we provide some guidelines on how to move from micro-level project management to a more macro-level control phase.
How can I manage risk and change as a new practitioner?
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Singapore, Singapore
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Manager Global Systems and Projects| Center for Creative Leadership
Greensboro, Nc, United States
Explaining Programs and Projects in Normal Language
from Project Management Central posted by onOne thing I have noticed is how well a metaphor works when trying to explain the difference between programs and projects to "normal" business people. Here is a post I made recently to my new blog @Or ...
Project Planning for Beginners
byThe good project manager involves their team in project planning...the great one teaches them how.
Navigating Emerging Techniques
byWhen is "new" good, and when is it just a fad? Sometimes, new processes and approaches may seem appealing and effective simply because they’re new and optimistically presented--and we haven’t yet been faced with examples of where they’ve been perverted and compromised.
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