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(L)earned Value

by Janis Rizzuto April 13, 2006

In the second of our three-part series on earned value management, experienced practitioners share some trends, best practices and pitfalls. Plus, profiles of two successful EVM applications in the public and private sector.

Labor Day Payoff

by Bob Weinstein August 14, 2008

The Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial ending of summer. It’s also when companies rev up for fall and winter--so the job market will be thriving.

Labor Included, But Delivery Extra

by Paula Weber June 14, 2000

There's no denying that project managers work hard, travel often and keep long hours. Even with those kinds of demands, it's not unusual to go further still. Anything to get the job done. Manual labor is sometimes part of the job--but maternal labor is another story altogether.

Labor Pains

by Bob Weinstein July 14, 2005

Don't wait until Labor Day to start job hunting.

Land a Job, Launch Your Career: An Astronaut’s Guide to Internal Interviews

by Lainie Hoverstad January 25, 2016

Interviewing for a new job is a lot like leaving your own planet and embarking on a ride into outer space. Thankfully, you don’t have to be an astronaut to land yourself a stellar job at your current company. You just have to think like one!

Large Data Warehousing Projects Needs a Big "P" for Program Management

by Vijay Sankaran May 20, 2002

Project management alone is not enough to tame the beast of data warehousing. It's time to call in the big guns of program management.

Large-Scale Outsourcing: Manage to Get What You Pay For

by Joe Wynne July 25, 2016

When you outsource large chunks of capability in large projects, you must be ready to use special tactics to obtain the transparency and productivity you need to reach the desired business outcomes. These four tactics enable you to better manage large-scale vendor outsourcing initiatives.

Last-Minute Project Rescue: Time Management Tips for Project Teams

by Andreas Tremel March 21, 2016

What happens if your project is in danger of failing? More often than not, poor planning—particularly poor time management—causes projects to derail. The good news is that with proper time management, you can still turn things around and save your project.

Lawrence Livermore Team Wins Project of the Year

by Projects@Work October 13, 2010

A team at Livermore National Laboratory created the world’s largest laser in an effort to achieve self-sustaining nuclear fusion — the largest scientific construction project by the U.S. Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration. It was completed under budget and ahead of schedule.

Laying the Foundation for Effective Program Stakeholder Management

by Andy Jordan February 12, 2018

Stakeholder management can be challenging in the best of circumstances. In programs, it can be especially complex...but the secret to success lies in building a strong foundation from the outset.

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