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Guide to successfully delivering IT projects
Did you know that a project’s success or failure is determined to a large extent even before the charter is signed. As a project manager, your goal is to deliver a project that will benefit the business. Unless it is regulatory, your project deliverable will help the business increase revenue and/or reduce costs. It is your moral responsibility to get it right the first time. Following the guidelines in this post has helped me succeed as a project manager. I trust it will help you too.
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StrategyDriven Podcast Special Edition 22 – An Interview with Michael Bender, author of A Manager’s Guide to Project Management
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A common sense approach to risk identification
Just as you cannot solve a problem without identifying one, you cannot plan for risks without identifying risks. So whether you are managing a project, program or business, it is prudent to spend some time identifying the risk drivers. Without getting into jargons, let’s discuss a common sense approach to identifying risks.
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Project Management
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Guide to successfully delivering IT projects
Did you know that a project’s success or failure is determined to a large extent even before the charter is signed. As a project manager, your goal is to deliver a project that will benefit the business. Unless it is regulatory, your project deliverable will help the business increase revenue and/or reduce costs. It is your moral responsibility to get it right the first time. Following the guidelines in this post has helped me succeed as a project manager. I trust it will help you too.
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- StrategyDriven Podcast Special Edition 22 - An Interview with Michael Bender, author of A Manager’s Guide to Project Management
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KM and the Limits of Human Working Memory
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