Why is Risk Management the Key to Successful Project Planning? Every project runs into hiccups and bumps along the way. Some project managers will close their eyes and pretend that everything will go as planned. These managers are ill-prepared to
Risk Management and Project Planning Read Post »
Project managers divide each project into 5 steps, guiding it from conception to completion. These steps are Initiating, Planning, Executing, Controlling, and Closing. Today, we will discuss the first step, Initiating. Initiating the Project The project begins by choosing its
5 Steps of Project Management – Step 1 – Initiating Read Post »
Depending on the project, accurate and consistent management styles do matter, especially when it comes to finishing a project successfully. Two project management styles that are used regularly are Waterfall and Agile. These two project management styles are quite distinct.
Waterfall vs. Agile Project Management Read Post »
Draw a triangle. Put scope, time, and cost around the three sides. Now put Resources in the center. You have just fully captured the parameters of a Project! Customer satisfaction, quality, and risk are all about real or perceived variability
Why does a simple triangle fully define a Project? The Triple Constraint Read Post »
Professional Project Managers need to keep their eyes on all aspects of a project in order to keep it running smoothly. A Project Management course from AdvantEdge Training & Consulting can help you get the skills you need to keep
Professional Project Management Read Post »
Managing a project can involve keeping many balls in the air at one time. Luckily, AdvantEdge Training & Consulting has the classes to get you the skills you need to keep your projects – simple or complex – running smoothly.
Project – From MS Project to Professional Project Management Concepts and Theory Read Post »
Construction and software development are two areas that have employed Project Managers for decades. However, many other areas employ them as well. NASA and Space-X both employ many PMs, but so do organizations as diverse as the Secret Service, IBM,
Project Management: Not just for bridge-builders and software coding. Read Post »
1. What do we know and what do we need to know? This is Data Gathering. 2. What could go wrong and what could go right? This is Risk Management. 3. What has already gone right or wrong? This is Problem-Solving and Seizing
Four Questions that should be asked before Project Launch Read Post »
Project Management is proving attractive to many who formerly considered only traditional Functional Management. What is the difference, and what personality types are best suited to each? Project Management is purely Goal-oriented, whereas Functional Management is often oriented toward keeping
Career Paths: Project versus Functional Management Read Post »
Project Management is proving attractive to many who formerly considered only traditional Functional Management. What is the difference, and what personality types are best suited to each? Project Management is purely Goal-oriented, whereas Functional Management is often oriented toward keeping
Career Paths: Project versus Functional Management Read Post »
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