Creating a Project Management Methodology: Identify and Integrate the Existing Stuff
Dec 6,
2009
Congratulations! Your new project management methodology development project is a ‘go’ and it’s time to start building! Be sure to do a gap analysis and look at the existing stuff that is already out there or that may impact your efforts as you move forward. Existing stuff includes a lot of things It is essential […]
Making Changes to your Projects? Steps to ensure success.
Dec 2,
2009
Are you planning some changes in the way you do things on your projects? If this is true, you might want to assess how difficult the changes will be and what steps you should take to ensure success. For some great ideas check out the following web-site on Change Management: http://theheartofchange.com and complete their Change […]
Dreaming of SharePoint Governance
,
2009
Setting up SharePoint and getting it running is not really that technically challenging. I know, you have database servers, firewalls, web sites, etc to setup and configure but it all works pretty well. The challenges of SharePoint installation are organization changes that will impact how members of the organization work together. The SharePoint community has […]
Do you need a Project Management Office?
Dec 1,
2009
Do you need a Project Management Office? Are you working within a busy project environment and wondering whether a PMO would be beneficial or not? I have two questions for you: 1. What kind of pain is your project management environment experiencing? 2. Would the benefits of a typical PMO be of any worth to […]
Creating a Project Management Methodology – Assessing Your Process Maturity
Nov 30,
2009
Be sure to consider your current level of organizational process maturity when deciding if a project management methodology is for you! Many times, sound project management methods don’t thrive because an organization and the people in it aren’t ready for the change that such a process brings. There are a number of project management maturity […]
