Stakeholder Management

Mastering transformational change isn’t easy for any project manager, it takes intentional effort and coordination. Although change management and project management can be mutually exclusive disciplines, the combined efforts of…

All project leaders are different, from their thought processes to their daily interactions, but there are a few things that great ones do every day that just might set them…

To become true agents of transformation, today’s business leaders (CIO) will not only need to take a closer look at the projects and the ways that they fit within the…

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…

Project management vs. behavioral management, find out more? I am often met with behavioral obstacles as a project manager. Many times these obstacles surface during the planning stage of the…

The importance of identifying your stakeholders (Stakeholder Analysis) at the beginning of your project is something all project managers can resonate with. A stakeholder, by definition, is anyone who is…

Historically speaking, project managers have always seen the measure of a project’s success related to what you might have come to know as the “iron triangle” or quadruple constraints. A…

Project kick-off meetings are critical to a successful project launch and not having a plan in place for how to structure the meeting can have the project start off on…

Every Project Manager and project team must make better use of the stakeholders on their projects in order to gain key information to accomplish the objectives set before them. Too…

There’s power of your expectations in shaping your team’s behavior. We all know that a successful project manager spends about 90 percent of their time communicating. The words we choose…