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A collection of articles sharing project processes, design and construction experience, best practices, and lessons learned along with operational knowledge related to executing programs and projects in the rail transit industry.
This blog provides project management content and tools for non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Our objective is to inspire project managers to volunteer and make a positive difference in the world through project management.
This blog is designed to help illuminate those key behaviors that facilitate project success. The focus is to revisit those foundational elements that often get lost in all of the project methodologies and terminologies—but which are essential across all disciplines in project management.
Understanding that what we say and how we say it has a great influence on our project stakeholders.
Breaking barriers and building bridges to better manage projects and lead teams.
Uniting the passion for writing and project management
Don't take me too seriously.
Effective requirements collection, management and traceability plus smart PM practices equals project success.
I'm a risk enthusiast who likes to discuss techniques, tools and models—and use risk as a practical means to make better decisions in project environments. Join me on the ride!
David Hillson, The Risk Doctor, shares key tips on understanding and managing risk, blending thought-leadership with expert practical application. Managing risk is easy - find out how!
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