This is part 4 of a 4-part series on project change management. This topic is a chapter in our upcoming book, Redefining the Basics of Project Management, scheduled for second quarter 2014. Project Change Management Closing Comments In the previous discussions, specifically the scope creep, air condition example, we had: Natural growth due to design...
This is part 3 of a 4-part series on project change management. This topic is a chapter in our upcoming book, Redefining the Basics of Project Management, scheduled for second quarter 2014. Project Change Management Change Management in the Fog ‘Project change management in the fog’, is a term we use to refer to the...
This is part 2 of a 4-part series on project change management. This topic is a chapter in our upcoming book, Redefining the Basics of Project Management, scheduled for second quarter 2014. Project Change Management The Hidden Changes – Scope Creep
This is part 1 of a 4-part series on project change management. This topic is a chapter in our upcoming book, Redefining the Basics of Project Management, scheduled for second quarter 2014. Project Change Management Introduction to Project Change Management Project change management is integrated with project control and the four control reference points apply...
Today we continue with our series on “_________ Life Cycle” with a focus on the Service Provider perspective. The following text is from our upcoming Redefining the Basics of Project Management book.
Since our post on why project planning is not a project phase, and the question from a reader about “_______ Life Cycle” we have been writing about this subject. We wrote about: the difference between project management life cycle and project life cycle, How to take a project from idea to closure, explained via a...
A few days ago we published this post “Why project planning is not a project phase“. That post generated a reader question asking us about the differences between project life cycle and project management life cycle, which led to another post. This later post is generating a great of discussions on online groups so we...
How can executives reduce operating costs? Cancel HR and Finance Departments! While they are at it – why not cancel marketing and sales along the way?
In this article we address a major gap in the practice of project management today! Our hypothesis is that this GAP is one of the leading factors contributing to project challenges and failures. This is a controversial topic since it touches on what project management professionals practice – based on their understanding of global standards, such as...
A few months ago we published an article with the title Is project management simple? In that article we did address one of the challenges facing the field of project management. At that time we published six challenges, which we also included in one of our eBooks, with the title: Project Management Challenges, Opportunities, Methodology.
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