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What is Project Management?
What is project management? Project management is an essential endeavor that can help companies of all sizes and industries transform their businesses and effectively execute business strategies. Here are some …
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What is stakeholder management?
by Ruth Pearce
A few weeks ago, a coaching client of mine asked me to explain stakeholder management. He wanted me to provide him with a definitive list of his stakeholders for his …
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How To Maintain Positive Stakeholder Engagement In Business Analysis
According to the PMI Guide to Business Analysis, “A stakeholder is an individual, group, or organization who may affect, be affected by or perceive itself to be affected by a decision, …
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Shifting From Stakeholder Management To Stakeholder Engagement
by Ruth Pearce
In the latest edition of the PMBOK, there was a small but significant change in the language around stakeholders. Instead of stakeholder management, the focus of a project manager is …
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Empowering your project portfolio: What is empowerment?
by Jan Schiller
When you are empowered, you understand the importance of asking questions to reveal the information needed to ensure the success of your project portfolio, and leaders understand the importance of …
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Do you follow these five rules before your kick-off meeting?
Interested in finding out more about project kick-off meeting rules? Used in most organizations to usher the start of a new project, the kick-off meetings have become a key if …
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It’s facts that build trust, not opinions
Project dashboards reflect the health of a project through graphic indicators such as; the status, schedule, cost, health, etc. These are intended to quickly and easily provide visibility into the …
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How storytelling can help project managers influence stakeholders decisions
The ability to tell a great tale, to move people with one’s stories has always been part of our culture and a sign that one has achieved something great or …
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14 Questions that can help identify project portfolio stakeholders
by Jan Schiller
In my recent article, Eight tips for identifying your project portfolio stakeholders, I mentioned that I keep a list of questions I have found to be effective in helping me …