The Accidental Sponsor?
Many executives are assigned as project sponsors, but their organizations do not spend time training and explaining their expected roles […]
The Accidental Sponsor? Read More »
Many executives are assigned as project sponsors, but their organizations do not spend time training and explaining their expected roles […]
The Accidental Sponsor? Read More »
I often present the ten pieces of a puzzle that comprise an environment for successful projects. The pieces, however, will
Part One of Creating the Project Office is creating the conditions for change; Part Two is making the change; Part
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Part One is creating the conditions for change; Part Two is making the change. We are now ready to enter
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Part One creates conditions so that change could happen. In Part Two, change the emphasis from planning to doing. Now
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I loved Kimberly’s blog entry of Jan 14. Why do we keep making the same mistakes on every project? Why
Lesson Learned, but… Read More »
So this guy goes to an all day workshop on trust. And in the supportive environment of the workshop, he
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Can we design organizations the way we design products? Can we change their designs to make them more efficient/effective? These
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I believe we need to rethink our views about failure. Truly, the only failure is if we fail to learn
At first I was disappointed in the quality of action plans prepared at the end of professional development short courses
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It’s that time of year: the break room tables are piled with boxes of candy and littered with crumbs. Workplace
Fruits ‘n’ Nuts in a Basket Read More »