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When should you use the PERT Formula? We’ll take a look at some of the instances when this project management tool can prove to be quite useful.

By looking at project stakeholders the same way that a newspaper editor thinks about his readers, project management professionals can improve …

How does goal-oriented decomposition differ from standard composition in project management? We’ll explain what this term means and discuss when …

How much do you really know about the history and development of the PERT chart? This popular project management tool has had a rather interesting …

Learn about the first step for starting a feasibility study: gathering requirements. A sample requirements document is available to download.

Is it possible that you really need to “plan” your planning stage? This roadmap covers all the stops you need to make when putting …

This article is part two in a series of five dealing with project questions. Here, the length of the project planning phase is discussed. …

This article gives some idea about the different demands resulting from the very wide spread kinds of requirements an IT department could be faced …

This article looks at five of the best, easy-to-use tools for resource planning.

This article looks at reasons for developing an accurate baseline plan for a project and the benefits of this planning tool.

Network Diagrams are often confused with PERT charts. This article shows through images Network Diagrams and describes how they work.

Learn how to identify a baseline plan, The writer talks about the uses and benefits of a baseline plan in project management.