Cross Footing and Run Rate Exhaustion, Part 1
By Craig Covello, PMP:
This is part one of a two-part article.
At first glance, the title of this article might lead you to believe that the subject has something to do with the Boston Marathon or Churchill Downs. Although I’m sure…
Plan B: How to Make an
Effective Contingency Plan
By Craig Covello, PMP:
The simplest path between any two points is a straight line. The logic of geometry cannot be argued, however, geometry does not necessarily mirror the journey required to deliver a project on time and within budget. …
Effective Contingency Plan
Some Abuses of Project
Management Best Practices
By Craig Covello, PMP:
In this article, let's explore the use and abuse of best practices in project management. It’s fair to assume that there are a large number of opinions on this matter, as are the number of anecdotal examples that…
Management Best Practices
Nothing “Stupid” about Keeping It Simple
By Craig Covello, PMP:
You’ve probably heard the acronym “KISS”, which stands for “keep it simple, stupid”. I must admit, I was never a fan of any phrase that assumes the audience has diminished capacity. And in this case, there…
Virtual Teams – Managing
Large Amounts of Information
By Craig Covello, PMP:
Many of us who manage large projects are flooded by e-mail and their associated attachments each day. These discrete items of information sit in our in-box silently demanding attention, yet often the subject lines do…
Large Amounts of Information