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April 13, 2016
Thunder, Lightning and…
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Thunder, Lightning and…
Project Management?!?
By Bill Flury Unfair! Unfair! We have all experienced big storms with lots of lightning flashing everywhere, lighting up the sky, sometimes doing great damage, and sometimes, just crashing about from one cloud to another. What do we call these outbursts of lightning? We call them thunderstorms. This is “Soooooooo Unfair!.” Thunder gets the top […]
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March 08, 2016
Plan B Was Yesterday:
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Plan B Was Yesterday:
Poetic Project Management
By Bill Flury We started the project following Plan A That only lasted a week and a day. Then something happened that we didn’t foresee. So, we updated things and went to Plan B. A few days passed and the team told me Three tasks were late. So, on to Plan C. One task recovered, […]
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December 13, 2015
“Work” and “Fun” Don’t Have
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“Work” and “Fun” Don’t Have
to Be Contradictory Terms
By Bill Flury “Now Our Work is More Fun” Work and Fun? – a strange combination, but we keep hearing this from most of the folks who are feeling the effects of their process improvement activities where they work. When we do follow-up visits with our clients, we hope they will say that things are […]
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December 06, 2015
The Inherent Risks of Skiing
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The Inherent Risks of Skiing
and Project Management
By Bill Flury Skiing is Inherently Risky If you are a skier you know that there are many risks involved in every run. You face challenges at every turn and face loss of control or failure throughout every run. When you go skiing, you are reminded of all the inherent risks by the slope managers […]
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November 27, 2015
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Holiday Season Quiz
by Bill Flury Congratulations! Your organization has asked you to be the project manager who will take charge of running all the holiday parties in December. Here are some things you will need to work on. 1. You will need a place to hold all the parties. Remember that place in the movie where Bing […]
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November 23, 2015
Overcoming Organizational
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Overcoming Organizational
Dysfunction: Unlock the Value of
Project Management to Get Work Done
by Vicki Wrona, PMP Forward Momentum is proud to announce the release of our FREE Insider’s Guide ebook, Overcoming Organizational Dysfunction: Unlock the Value of Project Management to Get Work Done. Research has proven that project management increases customer and employee satisfaction, as well as overall productivity. It has been shown, time and again, to be a highly effective […]
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