Using Macros in Microsoft Project
Macros are great tools that can be used to automate repetitive tasks. In this guide, we’ll take a look at how to create and run a macro in …
Continue ReadingUsing Multi-Voting to Make Decisions in the Project Planning Stage
Narrowing down your choices to get to your top priority can be taxing on any team. But, it still needs to be done. Learn how multi-voting can ensure …
Continue ReadingTop Microsoft Project Alternatives - Software That Performs Comparably to MS Project
This article lists software applications capable of performing the same functions as MS Project. It then gives a brief explanation for each of the …
Continue ReadingUsing Backward Planning or Backward Design to Set Project Goals
If there is a huge project lined up, and you do not know where to start, you might want to consider backward planning. This effective tool begins with …
Continue ReadingHow to Say No Without Losing Your Client or Reputation
We’ve all dealt with demanding clients who constantly request changes, are never satisfied with the work, or want everything yesterday. Read …
Continue ReadingLearn How to Handle a Difficult Project Sponsor
Do you feel like your project sponsor is working against you? Not sure what to do? Well, learn how to deal with your sponsor and any other difficult …
Continue ReadingTime Management PMP Quiz - Project Management Certification
As the CAPM and PMP are certifications that require you to pass an exam, you should take some practice questions before attempting the actual exams. …
Continue ReadingWBS Dictionary Example: How to Create a Work Breakdown Structure Dictionary
Do you need to make a WBS Dictionary? Explore this article which gives guidelines on what to include,and how to create your own dictionary for any …
Continue ReadingHow to Use Wikis for Project Management
Lost amidst a host of web-based project management solutions are Wikis – constructive flexible websites designed for collaboration that permit …
Continue ReadingOrganizing Risks With a Risk Breakdown Structure (RBS)
Are you tired of unforeseen risks leaking through your project? I’m sure you are! By using a Risk Breakdown Structure (RBS), you can identify risks …
Continue ReadingS-Curve Theory & Analysis as Metrics Tools for Project Management
This article discusses S-Curve theory and how it is used in project management as a tool for monitoring the growth, progress and performance of …
Continue ReadingSoft Skills Development - What a Project Manager Needs to Succeed
Who is responsible for resolving conflicts, people management and stress management? The project manager of course! Soft skills development is a …
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