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Schedule
January 08, 2018
When the Project is Supposed
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When the Project is Supposed
to be “A Piece of Cake”
by Bill Flury Starting a New Project “Hey! Piece of cake!” That was the team leader speaking after I had described the team’s next project, a critical six-month, fixed price job for our top client. It was good to hear her speak so confidently, but I had some concerns. This would be the fourth project […]
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November 28, 2016
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Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
By Bill Flury Yesterday You had a disappointing project meeting. Two of your task leaders reported that they were at least a week behind schedule. One reported that his four week task would have to be completely re-done. The only good news was that one task had been done a week early and the other […]
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August 23, 2016
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How Fast Tracking Saved My Life
By Craig Brown Numerous articles and presentations abound about crashing or fast tracking a schedule. These techniques are designed to get your project back on schedule but with risks and costs, which may make the practice less attractive. Schedule compression can improve a project schedule but my story is that fast tracking saved my life. […]
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July 29, 2016
A 3 Foot Piece of String
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A 3 Foot Piece of String
Can Save Your Project
By Bill Flury We were getting going on a major system conversion process. Our job was to replace a legacy image processing system with all new hardware and software. Our team included three contractors, one for software, one for the computing hardware and one for displays. We were in the third month of an 18 […]
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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 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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