Farewell to project management’s voice of reason “I first met Jed Simms when a distant journalist acquaintance called up and said I should meet a dynamic duo who were going to revolutionise benefits and value management in projects…” Editor Adeline Teoh pays homage to the late benefits expert, Jed Simms. August 22, 2016 Blogs
The benefits of true collaboration The art of composing music doesn’t seem to have very many direct links to project management but it can teach us about collaborative outcomes, writes editor Adeline Teoh. July 25, 2016 Blogs
Can project management support innovation? By far one of the biggest struggles in project management is the tension between outputs and outcomes. It turns out innovation may come from the border between them, writes editor Adeline Teoh. June 6, 2016 Blogs
Too much project management If project management is goal-oriented organisation, then surely you can never have too much? Editor Adeline Teoh says ‘yes you can’ and also uses the word ‘sesquipedalian’ a lot. May 17, 2016 Blogs
Can project managers play the long game? 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. May 2, 2016 Blogs
What type of project manager are you? The only people who aren’t suited to project management are the ones who don’t want to do it, editor Adeline Teoh claims. Have you ever been typecast as a project manager? April 11, 2016 Blogs
Is irrefutable governance possible? Imagine you are in charge of a project with a decent team but some unruly stakeholders involved. How do you handle trial by stakeholder? Editor Adeline Teoh has a few basic tips. March 31, 2016 Blogs
Project leadership is not project control In all but the simplest of projects, there will be at least one element that will fall outside the control of the project manager, but leadership is not about maintaining this control, argues editor Adeline Teoh. March 14, 2016 Blogs
