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DISC Inventory Analysis

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A facilitated technique to inventory the interactional styles of people in the organization. The acronym describes the interactional styles:

The Governance of Project Management

by Jim Harris May 13, 2002

Simply put, the project contract is the governance of the project. Here's to a better understanding of the ties that bind.

Screaming Monkeys and Project Management (Part 2)

from People, Planet, Profits & Projects posted by Richard Maltzman on May 28, 2018

In Part 1 of this blog post I said that I would give examples of BIO projects.  Instead, since they are all really good examples of how a project can clearly state its charter, I present you with ...

How to Grow Your Career with Self-Knowledge & Leadership Skills

by Bruce Harpham April 11, 2016

Despite our culture’s obsession with innovation and change, much career advancement fundamentally comes down to timeless strategies and skills. Use these strategies and examples to build your career development...

How to Hire Better PMs

by Michael Vinje April 16, 2011

Organizations must go beyond the resume to identify project and program managers whose capabilities align with their needs. An effective hiring process requires precise definitions of job responsibilities that can be matched to specific skill sets, as well as a structured assessment of personality traits.

Problems with Quality? Try This: Follow this PM on the Path to Certification, Part 7

by Donna Boyette March 25, 2002

What do you do about poor quality? By practicing what you preach, of course (and studying Chapter 8...).

Improving CRM Implementation Efforts

by Michael Wood July 8, 2002

Why do so many CRM efforts fail? More often than not, it's because they are not strategic in their approach. Here's how to change it.

Projects That Pay

by Projects@Work November 23, 2009

Recovery or no recovery, if organizations don’t choose the right projects and bring them to fruition, they’ll continue to suffer. And that selection process must include capturing ideas and leveraging the resources you already have. The author of a new book on strategic portfolio management summarizes 10 steps to revitalize PPM processes and improve performance.

The Most Expensive PPM Tool You Didn’t Buy

by Steve Chamberlin June 11, 2007

The proliferation of spreadsheets for project portfolio management is an indication that complex offerings are too hard to use. But the drawbacks to PPM-by-spreadsheet are significant, and there are affordable solutions that make adoption easy, which is the best way to actually realize the benefits of PPM.

Speculate: The How -- The Planning and Post Meetings

by Doug DeCarlo, Principal, The Doug DeCarlo Group December 3, 2005

How to get down to the nitty-gritty of extreme project planning.

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