By Dr. Harold Kerzner
There’s one thing we can be sure about: change is inevitable. Every year, the landscape for project management changes.
By Alan Furguson
Personally, I like taking a project management body of knowledge and customizing it for my own use.
By Paul Dandurand
have you ever heard the words, “The most important thing is getting the end result to be excellent!”? The focus here is more on why we are doing the project in the first place and what the ultimate value it will bring to the project’s end customer.
By Ardi Ghorashy
What is the secret ingredient that certain people possess and allows them to rise from the ashes of failure? There’s a dynamic that drives them to try again and again, while others are stopped dead in their tracks.
By Keith Wilson
Can Microsoft Project be used for Agile projects? Yes! Customizable fields and custom groups can be used effectively to create an Agile template.
By Harold Kerzner, Ph.D.
With the growth in project management metrics, KPIs and dashboard reporting systems, companies are improving their success to failure ratios on projects and strategic initiatives. But even though the path looks bright, all that glitters is not always gold, at least seen by those people that would be required to measure and report new metrics.
By Deborah A. Dell
Deciding to implement a Project Management Office (PMO) is easy. Being able to implement the decision, however, may be difficult because of all of the roadblocks that could exist.
By Dr. Harold Kerzner
The biggest question I have in mind is how to predict and translate behavioral nature of the Kerzner Project Management Maturity Model quantitatively.
By J. LeRoy Ward
The Project Management Institute’s Project Management Professional (PMP)® is the world’s most popular and desirable project management certification. The numbers alone tell the story: as of December 31, 2014 there were 639,237 active PMP credential holders.
By J. LeRoy Ward
Everyone wants to know: when will the project be done? How will it work? There’s a lot of anticipation. Yet, we are oftentimes poorly equipped to tell them, our stakeholders.
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