Sylvie Edwards

Projects differ from one another in a great number of ways but, the one thing they all have in common is a sponsor. In the course of one’s life, working…

The topic of risk ownership always prompts lively conversation when discussed with any individual from my classroom to a client’s site. Who should be the actual risk owner? Should it…

Say the words project status report, and it conjures all kinds of images in the minds of project managers across the globe. These status reports have been developed and used…

In recent years PMI has published statistics indicating that at the current rate, the number of seasoned project managers will dwindle drastically in coming years; leaving the profession looking for…

A few weeks ago, a stakeholder at work was complaining about how we, the general, all-encompassing WE, the project manager could never be happy with simply doing anything and that…

I am always reminded when a new version of the PMBOK Guide is issued of what used to be and how our profession has changed in recent years. I started…

If you were to do an examination of some of your past projects and their overall performance, you would more than likely discover what I did when I decided to…

Many of the project tools available to project managers are simple, yet often people stop themselves from using them because they might look intimidating or difficult to master. It is…

Time and time again, I mention the word “risk” in conversations, and what comes to everyone’s mind is, first and foremost, something negative. You can see it on people’s faces,…

We continue with our discussion of the importance of the role of storytelling in project management in this third part with a closer look at how Project Managers should be…