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The  Golden Thread – Project Management in Three Sectors

The Golden Thread – Project Management in Three Sectors

This article and report has been originally published at the APM websitehttps://www.apm.org.uk/goldenthread/sector/ This report - the third in the Golden Thread series - is published at a time where many of the certainties in place when this research was conducted no...

The Blended Project Manager and Covid-19

The Blended Project Manager and Covid-19

The catchwords currently on people’s lips encapsulating effective approaches to managing in the Covid-19 era and beyond include resilience and agile. Add to that list “Blended.” Who is the Blended Project Manager and what does it mean?  Put simply, Blended means...

“Participatory methods” during project identification

“Participatory methods” during project identification

During the project identification and design may organisations fall in the trap of the conventional research as it is thought that the researcher is the expert and knows more through the extensive experience that he/she has. Mostly, this method of research will result...

Four traps that can lead to project failure

Four traps that can lead to project failure

Accountability for results trap Lack of management capacity trap Cultural trap One-size-fits-all trap According to statistics from several sources, there are between 39 to 64% of projects that result in failure and projects’ stakeholders are more dissatisfied than...

How to create and manage an Issue Log

How to create and manage an Issue Log

Creating an Issue Log is an activity performed during project Implementation. The PMD Pro Guide defines an issue as: An issue is an unresolved decision, situation or problem that will significantly impact the project and that the project team cannot immediately...

Stakeholder engagement in the Post-Covid-19 era

Stakeholder engagement in the Post-Covid-19 era

How will your approach to stakeholder engagement and communication change in 2020?  As we attempt to exit the current health crisis which has consumed our energies and attention during the first half of the year, we will have to adapt many of our normal practices...

How to create a Work Breakdown Structure

How to create a Work Breakdown Structure

The Work Breakdown Structure maps out the scope of the project, the work required to complete the project’s deliverables and the project management work required. It is a hierarchical decomposition of the project’s work. The WBS helps you to divide project work into...

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