Many project managers like projects because they’re temporary, they end. But what if you need to be in it for the long haul? asks editor Adeline Teoh.
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The old adage goes: ‘Good. Fast. Cheap. Pick any two.’ But what use is a fast and cheap project that doesn’t get you what you want? asks editor Adeline Teoh.
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Projects fail when they overrun the allocated time and budget, and overrunning on schedule is a great way to make sure you also overrun on cost. Patrick Weaver has a pressing case for the need for effective planning and scheduling.
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Failure to deliver the expected results at the expected time can increase dissatisfaction among project stakeholders. Bhauvik Tripathi asks: what are the common causes for delays and how should we address them?
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There are a large number of easily made estimation mistakes that can have a major impact on both project cost and schedule. Louise Mierowsky identifies the most common five and how to avoid them.
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High maintenance types suck up lots of time and they lower the output of the entire team. Here’s Michelle LaBrosse on identifying and reducing the impact of high maintenance behaviour.
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Ever wondered what the bridal party is doing before they arrive ‘fashionably late’ to the wedding ceremony? Editor Adeline Teoh on what happens if the project plan lives in the head of an overwhelmed bride.
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Why do most projects still finish late? Pat Weaver says most schedulers have no effect on the management of the projects they are working on—they are either there to comply with client specifications or to gather data.
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The longer a project goes unfinished, there is an exponential increase in the time to finish the project. How can you move these projects from limbo to liberation? Michelle LaBrosse outlines five steps.
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Have you ever wondered why some people get upset when you are late but others don’t worry too much? If you want the best out of your diverse team everyone needs to embrace the opportunities different views of ‘time’ can bring, writes Lynda Bourne.
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