Managing Projects through
Requirements
by Kathy Martucci, PMP:
As project managers, we are accustomed, even mandated, to planning our work and working our plan. We build and examine (and re-examine) Work Breakdown Structures and eventual project schedules. We swear our Gannt…
Requirements
Managing Projects with
Limited Authority
by Lana Boiko, PMP
Perhaps the most common environment a typical project manager works in is a matrix organization. Given this circumstance, a lot of project managers not only have no formal authority when it comes to our clients, but…
Limited Authority
PMO – How Do We Establish One?
By Bruce Beer, PMP:
Note: This is the fourth post in a series on PMOs. Read part 1 What is a PMO and What Does It Do?, part 2 PMO Business Value and Impact, or part 3 PMOs – Why Might I Need One?.
In the previous three blogs in this…
Missing Dimensions Of
Project Management?
By Dr. Gerald Mulenburg, PMP:
Have we (meaning me, at least) been missing what project management is all about? One of my favorite ways of thinking about the complexity of project management has been to compare it to completing a puzzle…
Project Management?
Some Basic Truths About Uncertainty
By Dr. Gerald Mulenburg, PMP:
A major difficulty of project management is dealing with the inherent uncertainty involved. There are no perfect project plans, and there is little rationale for expending the time and resources needed to…
Planning for Your Organization’s
PeopleSoft Implementation
By Kathy Martucci, PMP:
Editor’s note: This is the third post in a series about implementing PeopleSoft projects. The second post on initial considerations for PeopleSoft implementations can be found here.
It’s no accident that…
PeopleSoft Implementation