Risk Management Can Increase Your Risk – But This is Good News!
A risk is something that may occur that would impact your planned outcomes, in most instances the focus being on negative impacts.
How to Select Agile Over Other Methodologies
In the age of Agile, how can a simple decision making framework to ensure it is the most valid approach for upcoming projects?
Assessing Performance From the Baseline
A project baseline provides an essential starting point for monitoring and assessing the performance of your projects.
Pilot v Production – Architecture Red Flags?
Pilot deployment is often a fast-tracked way of getting new technology introduced into an organisation, usually within a particular department or business unit.
Ensuring On-Going Success for Transformation Programs
A key characteristic of transformation programs that sets them apart from most other large scale projects is that they tend to run for years rather than months, requiring a sustained effort and focus over a long period of time.
Unlocking the Value of Assurance
Effective assurance identifies potential issues and corrective action, opportunities for improvement and important lessons.
When Art Meets Science: Planning and Scheduling
While planning may be viewed as an art and scheduling as a science, it’s the way art and science meet that enables a high level of certainty in project delivery.
Buyer Beware: Technical SME Project Managers
When evaluating Project Management experience for a role, is there a risk in tipping the balance in favour of a PM with a specific technical SME background?
All Together Now – Structuring Program Teams For Success
In the 21st Century “it is not really important what individuals know on their own, but rather what they can do with others in a collaborative way to effectively add value to the enterprise”












































