Project Success

Demystifying Risk Management in Project Management

Master risk management strategies to prevent project derailment and earn 1 PMI PDU in this practical webinar led by industry expert M. Quigley.

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5 Effective Tips for Managing Conflicts in Project Teams

Discover 5 proven tips for effectively managing conflicts in project management, fostering open communication, understanding root causes, practicing active listening, separating people from problems, ...

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To Document or Not to Document: That is the Question.

Balancing documentation and agility in project management can bring clarity, knowledge transfer, and compliance, avoiding pitfalls to achieve a dynamic equilibrium for enhanced project success.

In this image, there is a product backlog, sprint backlog, in test, demonstration, and completed. The product backlog is a list of all the features that need to be built for the product. The sprint backlog is a list of the features that will be built in the next sprint. The in-test column is where the features are being tested. The demonstration column is where the features are being demonstrated to the customer. The completed column is where the features that have been completed and accepted by the customer.

Streamlining Success: Lean Principles in Project Management

Discover the power of Lean project management in reducing project waste, optimizing workflows, and achieving customer-centric excellence.

The visual data shows the increase in the growth of a company over time. The graph shows that the company started with a small amount of growth, but then began to grow rapidly. This rapid growth continued for a number of years, until the company reached its peak. After this, the company's growth slowed down, but it continued to grow at a steady pace.

Consistency Gives Self-Discipline Its Power

Explore the vital role of discipline and consistency in project management, and how these core values drive success.

The USS Enterprise is a fictional spaceship that appears in the Star Trek franchise. It is the flagship of the United Federation of Planets Starfleet. The Enterprise has been featured in several television series, movies, and books.

The original USS Enterprise was launched in 2245. It was a Constitution-class starship, and it was commanded by Captain James T. Kirk. The Enterprise was destroyed in 2285, but it was later rebuilt and relaunched.

The USS Enterprise-D was launched in 2364. It was a Galaxy-class starship, and it was commanded by Captain Jean-Luc Picard. The Enterprise-D was destroyed in 2371, but it was later rebuilt and relaunched.

The USS Enterprise-E was launched in 2372. It is a Sovereign-class starship, and it is commanded by Captain Jonathan Archer. The Enterprise-E is the current flagship of Starfleet.

The USS Enterprise is a symbol of hope and exploration. It is a reminder that there is always more to learn about the universe, and that there is always hope for a better future.

EPM Spelled Out

Understand the basics of Enterprise Project Management and how organizations can determine when to implement EPM for better project success.

The diagram shows the relationships between the eight project definition phase deliverables. The eight P's of project management are:
* Stakeholder
* Team
* Uncertainty
* Measurement
* Delivery
* Project Work
* Planning
* DALC

These deliverables are all interrelated and interdependent. They are also iterative, meaning that they are constantly being updated and refined as the project progresses.

The project manager is responsible for ensuring that all of the project definition phase deliverables are completed and that they are of high quality. This is a critical phase of the project, as it sets the foundation for the rest of the project.

PMBOK7 Principles, Performance Domains, and Artifacts: How Do They Work Together?

Discover how the principles, performance domains, and artifacts of PMBOK7 work together in this comprehensive article.

Let's Talk About Risk Management

WebNLearn: Let’s Talk About Risk Management

This webinar discusses continuous development and introduces techniques and actions that will enable project managers to enhance their leadership skills/styles

The importance of leading now as a project manager

WebNLearn: The Importance of Learning How to “Lead Now” as a Project Manager

This webinar discusses continuous development and introduces techniques and actions that will enable project managers to enhance their leadership skills/styles

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