PMO SYMPOSIUM
PMO Symposium 2008: November 9-11, 2008 to be held in San Antonio, Texas at the Hyatt Regency Hotel located on […]
How to Write a Project Charter
What is a Project Charter? The project charter, sometimes also called a Project Overview Statement (POS), is the signed document
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The Role of the Project Coordinator
Most project managers find that they when they complete the planning of a project they become inundated in the following
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Time to Campaign!
A great way to establish a sense of urgency around the priority work and to produce a way to celebrate
Can You Hear Me?
Who says the PMO is only responsible for communicating project status reports or headlines when projects are in trouble? Did
So, What’s the Plan?
The real power of a corporate vision is realized only when everyone in the organization clearly understands the vision and
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Now Apply Five Whys to Global Project Management
My last blog talked about applying Five Whys to elements within project management and specifically to human and team dynamics.
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Five Whys for Managing Project Dynamics
Five Whys provides a structured yet simple approach to solving problems as they occur during a project and can provide a
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The Power of Memory in Project Management
In a recent project team meeting we were reviewing an Ishikawa diagram and root cause analysis as a means to determine the
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Adaption By Fast Observation Of The Environment
In this final posting about the Fish Pond metaphor we will look under water to see what we can learn
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The Fish Pond And Preplanning
In my previous postings I have introduced the use of a fish pond as a metaphor for leading projects and
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