Category Archives for Project Procurement Management
Project Management Formulas: How to Get a Grip on the Math of PM
If you’re going to take any kind of Project Management certification exam, you’ll likely need to use project management formulas.
Continue reading...What is a Statement of Work (SOW)? | Video
A Statement of Work (SOW) is a detailed, structured statement of requirements. What does this mean and what are the different types of SOW?
Continue reading...Project Work Domain: The Processes to Enable Effective Project Management
The Project Work Performance Domain of PMBOK 7 is unlike all the others. This is PMBOK 7’s lost domain. It has failed to find its way.
Continue reading...Vendor Management: How to Work with Vendors | Video
Vendor Management is working with vendors to get what you need, when you need it, to the specifications you need, and at a fair price.
Continue reading...How to Work with Consultants | Video
You’ll want to get the best value from your organization’s investment from consulting fees. So, how do you work with consultants?
Continue reading...Should a Project Manager Get Involved in Contract Negotiations? | Video
Should a Project Manager get involved in Contract Negotiations? This is the essence of a question I was asked.
Continue reading...Competitive Procurement: How to Run a Tender Process | Video
Many projects procure services or long-term supply contracts. Getting best value often means a competitive tender process. Here are the steps.
Continue reading...How to Manage Vendors: Getting the Best Results | Video
As your projects get bigger, there will come a time when you need to know how to manage vendors, to get the best results from them.
Continue reading...What is a Variation Order (VO)? | Video
When your project needs to change, so may your contracts. So, what is a Variation Order?
Continue reading...Project Procurement Management [All the basics you need to know]
Project procurement becomes necessary when your project is so large that you don’t have skills or capacity within your team to do things yourselves in a cost-effective way. At this point, you need someone else to provide the goods or services that will supplement your team’s capabilities and resources. But how do you ensure your […]
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