Category Archives for Project Communication Management
Project Kick-off Meeting: How to Make Your Next One a Huge Success
A great way to set the tone and do work at the start of your Project is to host a Kick-off Meeting. It is easy to do… but hard to do well.
Continue reading...Project Documentation: Do You Know the 7 Keys to Getting it Right?
No-one likes bureaucracy. But we do know that some record-keeping is necessary. So, make Project Documentation one of your top priorities.
Continue reading...The Top 20 Stakeholder Analysis Techniques All PMs Should Know
In Project Management, there is nothing more important than understanding your project’s stakeholders. And Stakeholder Analysis is is how we do it.
Continue reading...How to Build a Great Project Communications Plan | Video
If your project does not have a good enough Communications Plan, people won’t know as much as they want to know. And that can mean trouble.
Continue reading...How to Get Project Communications Management Right… Every Time
We hear that ‘Project Management is 80 percent Communication’ a lot. And this puts Project Communications Management at the heart of your PM practice.
Continue reading...PM Formulas: Understanding the Math of Project Management
Project Management is a structured discipline. The basics are rigorous and logical. So, in this article, I round-up of all the PM formulas you need to know.
Continue reading...Challenging Communication Tips for Better Project Communication | Video
Project Management is 80 percent communication. What we fear is the challenging communication that comes with pressure, emotions, bad news, and high stakes.
Continue reading...Visual Communication for Better Project Results
Communication is a vital part of Project Management. To be a better PM, you need to communicate more effectively. And nothing beats visual communication.
Continue reading...A Beginner’s Guide to Project Status Reporting
It isn’t enough to deliver your project. You also need to let people know. That means learning the basics of tracking progress and project status reporting.
Continue reading...High Profile Projects: How to Lead a Project with a Massive Public Profile
High profile projects carry more risk than those that get less attention. It is not that things are more likely to go wrong. But it’s the profile and attention that can amplify the consequences of mistakes. And high profile projects tend also to be the subject of more speculation, gossip, and rumor. So, it isn’t […]
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