Category Archives for Project Process
How the Stage Gate Process Will Make You a Better Project Manager
The Stage Gate Process has the potential to transform your project management, deliver more successful projects, and make you a better project manager.
Continue reading...Monitor & Control Cycle: What is it? All You Need to Know
Once your project moves from planning to delivery, you can relax. Or, can you? Not quite. You need to stay on top of progress and setbacks. You need to monitor what’s going on, so you can control any issues that arise.
Continue reading...Your First 2 Weeks in a New Project: What to Do? | Video
You have a new project. And a window of opportunity to start it right. What are your priorities in the first 2 weeks of a new project?
Continue reading...PMBOK 7 Development Approach Performance Domain: Is it a Missed Opportunity?
Important project decisions: what development approach to take, what methodology to base it on, and how to structure your project life cycle.
Continue reading...Project Change Control: What You Need to Know to Make it Effective
When a project stakeholder wants something different, what do you do? You can’t just say ‘yes’… or ‘no’. You need Project Change Control.
Continue reading...How to Run an Effective Stage Gate Review | Video
An effective Stage Gate Review process makes a valuable contribution to project governance. You will gain more control and greater accountability.
Continue reading...Project Lifecycle and the Project Process: 5 Tips | Video
At the heart of core project management methodologies is the Project Lifecycle and the Project Process. This is the basis for planned, predictive projects.
Continue reading...Beginner’s Guide to Project Management | Video
Welcome to our Beginner’s Guide to Project Management. There’s no shame in being a beginner: we all started at the beginning!
Continue reading...Project Integration Management: Your Guide to the PM Glue
Project Integration Management is the glue that holds the parts of your project together. It’s a discipline common to all project management methodologies.
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