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Epicflow Blog
MARCH 31, 2021
One of the challenging aspects of project management is setting and then managing expectations of both clients and stakeholders. As a rule, everyone comes into a project with some kind of expectations. Let’s take a look where unrealistic expectations come from and what can be done to overcome this issue.
LiquidPlanner
APRIL 18, 2023
Introducing Tempo Mark Lorion provided an overview of Tempo, one of the largest, most successful application providers in the Atlassian ecosystem and a leading provider of portfolio management solutions. He explained that Tempo has a unique, modular way of enabling customers that helps them solve their problems.
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Teamweek
FEBRUARY 2, 2023
Struggling with keeping your project on track? Are your project profits slowly evaporating? We often plan a project with this overly optimistic mindset — never considering the myriad of project risks out there. Before you know it, you’re mid-project and starting to feel the heat. And here they are in full… 1.
The IIL Blog
JUNE 28, 2023
Every project would claim it is their intention. In this second article, Robin explores the concept of alignment, specific techniques the project manager can apply to achieve it, and the benefits it can bring in addition to the promise of enabling productive owner/provider engagement. But more than good intentions are needed.
Epicflow Blog
JUNE 10, 2021
Any project is vulnerable to risks and uncertainties that sometimes can’t be predicted and avoided. But there are things that negatively affect the project success but can be neither controlled nor prevented. We’re talking about the human side of project management. During this stage, a PM also creates a project scope.
ProjectManager.com
MAY 26, 2021
Before we can explain how to avoid scope creep in your projects, we need to understand what project scope and scope creep are. What Is the Scope of a Project? In simple terms, the project scope refers to all the work that is required to complete a project. What Is Scope Creep in Project Management?
The IIL Blog
JANUARY 24, 2024
Nielsen, PMP, PgMP, PMI-ACP, CSM I have visited many companies over my 20 plus years of project and program management training and consulting. Time and time again, I see organizations are not dealing with risk appropriately. In this article, let’s look at a few ways we can change from risk managing us to us managing the risk.
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