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Effective Project Collaboration: Two Make-or-Break Essentials

by John Reiling March 7, 2016

Collaboration requires two essential elements: strong project communications, and appropriate technology enablers. Focus on these, and your stakeholders and project team will collaborate their way to success.

Effective Project Management Interview Questions

by Andrew Makar, PMP November 10, 2008

Screening candidates on PMP certification is not enough to determine if they are an effective project manager. Use the following key questions to help staff your project and program management teams.

Effective Project Management: Traditional, Agile, Extreme

Author: Robert Wysocki | ISBN: 1118729161

Now in its seventh edition, this comprehensive guide to project management has long been considered the standard for both professionals and academics. Well-known expert Robert Wysocki has added more than 100 pages of new content based on instructor feedback, enhancing the coverage of best-of-breed methods and tools for ensuring project management success.

Effective Project Manager Checklist

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Are you managing your projects effectively? Go through every item on this checklist and answer honestly.

Effective Project Scope Management

by Dr. Cesar Portillo December 21, 2010

In the real world, scope changes can be expected during the life cycles of most projects. Scope changes implemented once work has begun will have a greater effect on the project schedule and cost than changes implemented during the project initiation or planning phase; therefore, it is imperative that the project scope be well defined before the project work begins. The purpose of this paper is to help the reader better define project scope, give examples of some of the difficulties of managing project scope and the consequences and recommendations for dealing with those difficulties.

Effective Recovery Project Management

by Stephen J. Matthews February 23, 2010

According to the Standish Group's 2009 CHAOS report, 68% of projects failed, 44% of projects were late, over budget, and/or had fewer than the required features and functions, and 24% were cancelled prior to completion, or delivered and were never used. With statistics like these, it's just a matter of time before you're dealing with a project that is spiralling out of control. How do you get things back on track? This article walks you through a straightforward seven-step process for analyzing the project problems, developing a solution, and bringing your project back under control.

Effective Remote Communication

by Kenneth Darter, PMP March 1, 2017

In order to work remotely—whether you are in a different office, at home or on the beach—you need to be able to communicate effectively with the rest of the team.

Effective Remote Workforce Management

by Andy Jordan March 8, 2017

How does a project manager ensure optimal performance from remote team members, and how do corrective actions get implemented effectively?

Effective Requirements Writing

by Kenneth Darter, PMP November 12, 2014

Every project has requirements, but if they aren't written well from the very beginning then it's highly unlikely that they will be met. Following these four guidelines will help the requirement writer get a good start on writing effective requirements that will filter through the entire project lifecycle.

Effective Risk Management

by Brad Egeland March 29, 2011

Few project leaders want to spend the up-front time and money to actually put together a risk management plan, but it truly needs to be your first step in effectively managing risks on your project. Your planning needs to include four steps in order to be effective and in order to be a "sellable" tool in your PM process.

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