Strategy
Strategizing for Project Threats and Opportunities
Over a decade ago, I was put in charge of a group of projects. One of the projects had been running for almost a year, but had never seen a single live release to the customer! I realized there were t...
A Simple Project Management Checklist
Projects are essential to all organizations’ goals and objectives. Successful project completions according to targeted purposes account for optimum company performance. But only through a robust proj...
Reshaping Project Managers for the Future: Part 2
Upcoming Movements in Project Management and How You Can Prepare We started to discuss in Part 1 of this article what project management opportunities are ahead and how PMs can be getting ready...
Setting Goals
Every month, project management expert, Elizabeth Harrin, fields readers’ questions about the challenges, risks, and rewards of project work on the LiquidPlanner blog. This selection is used with perm...
What is Leadership?
The world today is more uncertain than ever. Waves of technological innovation and societal change are unseating incumbents. Status quo is being threatened, and it’s creating increasingly high degrees...
MPUG Detroit: Portfolio Management – An Integrated Approach to Portfolio Management
Project Management Institute (PMI)® Professional Development Units (PDUs): This Webinar is eligible for 1 PMI® PDUs in the Strategic category of the Talent Triangle. Event Description: Join Ed Roden a...
Master Schedules Best Practices on Project Online and Server
Project Management Institute (PMI)® Professional Development Units (PDUs): This Webinar is eligible for 1 PMI® PDU in the Technical category of the Talent Triangle. Event Description: Master Schedules...
The Use of Strategy in Microsoft Project Online
During Microsoft Project Online implementations, our clients and users often ask two questions: What is the best practice for using Strategy, the portfolio analysis, feature in Microsoft Project Onlin...
The Three Most Common Risks in Project Management
Projects hit the same risks over and over again: The requirements may not be adequately defined, causing re-work; The team members may not collaborate adequately, causing delays and cost overruns; and...
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