How to Create a Risk Treatment Plan
In order for potential risks to be controlled, a risk treatment plan is necessary for avoiding, transferring, mitigating, and accepting risk. Here we …
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A risk management action plan is an effective way for project managers to identify, analyze, plan, and control potential risks. By setting controls …
Continue ReadingAn Argument Against PM Software
As a project manager, you may feel pressure to use the latest project management software. Is it necessary to use software to meet your project …
Continue ReadingChange Management & Project Management Compared
While you can implement change management techniques in the midst of managing a project, there are a few key differences, technically, between these …
Continue ReadingConduct an Iteration Retrospective - Agile Project Management Tool to Improve Performance
Do you know how to improve your team’s performance after each iteration? In this article, you will learn a method that will enable your team to …
Continue ReadingUtilizing Method123 For Your Project Management Needs: A Product Review
Method 123 Project Management Tool, an initiative by Method 123 Ltd., has come up with an innovative package that facilitates expert use of project …
Continue ReadingProject Planning an Agile Software Development Project
Is your organization going the Agile way? Do you know what to consider while project planning? Do you know the impact of the length of an Agile …
Continue ReadingTips to Manage Globally Distributed Project Stakeholders
Globalization has brought in challenges to the project management professionals. People management is the toughest task in project management.It is …
Continue ReadingUnderstanding Website Development Standards: Working With Your Client
Here you will consider the best ways to merge the ideas of both the website designer and the client. The most effective approach to website project …
Continue ReadingUnderstanding Stakeholder Management: Communicating with Stakeholders
In order for your projects to have great outcomes where everyone gets what they want, you need to identify the stakeholders. How you and your team …
Continue ReadingUsing Project Management Scope Prioritization in Agile Projects
I offered my cousin a motorbike or a laptop. His response was a loud “BOTH!” I replied “Choose one,” in a very cool manner. Ten minutes later, he …
Continue ReadingWatch Your Risky Project Language
Are you watching your risky language? The use of words related to uncertainty and risk can be a challenge for a project manager - whether they are …
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