Things We Know and Things We Don’t
On every project there are things we know and things we don’t know – Knowns and Unknowns. Organizing your thoughts […]
On every project there are things we know and things we don’t know – Knowns and Unknowns. Organizing your thoughts […]
My son’s hockey team won their last tournament of the summer season this past weekend. As the athletes came into
The time has flown by, and class ended today. Both Elizabeth and I noticed we had very little jet lag –
Our visit coincided with the South African chapter of IIBA’s Annual General Meeting. Steve Erlank, our host, is also the
Controlling projects is a good thing. Controlling people is not. What does it mean to control projects, not people, and
I’m posting this late, mainly due to challenges in Internet access, and being super busy on our trip to South Africa.
Elizabeth and I arrived in Cape Town on Monday, and basically crashed due to the long, 18-hour flight. The trip
My last couple of ProjectBrief posts have pertained to risk management best practices. The first post was about the value
In my last ProjectBrief post, I talked about the importance of clearly identifying risks as events and making sure they
These next few weeks I will be sharing thoughts about Project Risk Management. In my training experience, I find that