Why Post-Mortems Should Happen Before Your Project is Done
The name says it all—the project post-mortem is typically conducted after an initiative is complete. It’s when the team looks back across a project, gauging
The name says it all—the project post-mortem is typically conducted after an initiative is complete. It’s when the team looks back across a project, gauging
Though some teams wouldn’t consider starting a project without a workable and realistic master plan, other groups routinely begin executing tasks before their overall strategy
Between continuous technology innovation and an increasingly global marketplace, many companies are rethinking their business strategies. Add in changing workforce and supply chain dynamics, and
Information is a key asset for project teams. It drives decisions at every level and enables PMs to not only mitigate risks and sidestep problems,
The pace of business today can be downright frantic at times. Given the scope of activities within a normal project and the number of people
We’ve all heard the phrase “too big to fail,” but PMs should also be mindful that some projects could be too big to succeed. That
An unrealistic project can happen to anyone. It’s one thing to put together a project plan that makes sponsors happy and has a good chance
The fast pace of project planning and execution can sometimes take a toll on team members. Nonstop communications, coordination across multiple stakeholders and cross-functional groups,
Every project begins with a plan. However, a good planning process—one that’s thorough and thoughtfully structured—does more than ensure your team’s can get the upcoming
Big tasks can be difficult to execute, but what about big projects? Maybe it’s an initiative that extends for several years, or an effort that
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