MPUG Category: Project Communication & Collaboration
WebNLearn: Communicating Effectively With and Without MSP…and without the spin!
In this webinar, we will learn about Sprint ceremonies including sprint planning, daily scrum, sprint review and sprint retro.
WebNLearn: Leading Through Change Without Burning Out
In this webinar you will learn about corporate burnout and how to prevent burnout in yourself and your project management team.
Leadership, Leadership Levels, and Leadership Styles for Project Managers
We need a leader. Courageous, sacrificing for the people, setting examples for all of us. Everybody loves a leader, people line up for ’em, cheer for ’em, scream their names, and years lat...Read More
More Opportunities to Run with the Big Dogs
It’s been a busy summer here at MPUG. We launched two courses, Scheduling Practitioner and Advanced Scheduling Practitioner, which follow PMI’s Scheduling Professional fundamental guidelines….and we’r...Read More
Microsoft Project Practitioner Course
Whether you are an advanced Microsoft Project user or brand new to Project, this course covers all of the Microsoft Project fundamentals and more! To access this content, you must purchase ...Read More
You’re Invited to Join a WBS Schedule Pro Presentation
This is your invitation to join Critical Tools for a webinar presentation of our popular WBS Schedule Pro project planning software. WBS Schedule Pro makes creating and presenting projects easy. Durin...Read More
Back to Basics: Why do Projects Fail?
I was working for an IT services company in early 2000. The much-dreaded Y2K problem had just passed without giving us too much trouble, and we had gotten a big project from a U.S based Fortune 500 co...Read More
MPUG and Sam Huffman Team Up to Give Away Essential Project Resource
We are excited to announce that in partnership with author, Sam Huffman, MPUG is giving away a not-to-miss project management resource to all our current and new members! As we’ve been getting ready t...Read More
Back to Basics: How to Start a Project?
Aristotle was a great philosopher, but it’s my belief that if he had lived today, he would have become a great project manager. Living in 4th century B.C., Aristotle wrote a series of books on politic...Read More
What Are the Different Project Organizational Structures?
A company’s organizational structure is the system that defines a hierarchy within the organization. It typically describes job functions and reporting relationships. It can also describe how ac...Read More