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Work Breakdown Structure (WBS): Top-down or Bottom-up?
Categories: Project Management ArticlesLearn more: Work Breakdown Structure (WBS): Top-down or Bottom-up?A work breakdown structure (WBS)is the key element to defining the project strategy. It is the foundational element of planning upon which everything else will be built, alongside the RACI, timeline, and project team. Let’s consider it the framework of the project. Getting the framework right is the first step in assuring you have the…
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Establishing Trust with Your Team
Categories: Project Management TrainingLearn more: Establishing Trust with Your TeamTrust is important in all relationships; professional and team relationships are no different. Trust is the underpinning of honest, open communication and transparency. Project managers are the primary communicator across the team, vendors, stakeholders, and leadership, making communication that can be trusted critical to project and program success. The Importance of Trust in Project Management…
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RFQ, RFP, RFI: What’s the Difference?
Categories: Project Management TrainingLearn more: RFQ, RFP, RFI: What’s the Difference?At some point, most organizations will need to acquire vendor support. To obtain the support, organizations will issue various request documents to gather information and evaluate available vendors’ qualifications and pricing. This discovery process is launched when the organization issues a Request for Information (RFI), Request for Proposal (RFP), or a Request for Information (RFI).…
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Top Project Manager Tips & Advice
Categories: Project Management ArticlesLearn more: Top Project Manager Tips & AdviceIn the past five years, the project management industry has seen significant growth in terms of job opportunities. Northeastern University reports that “as of 2017, 71% of global organizations have a project management office (PMO).” By 2027, it is estimated that there will be another 22 million jobs added to the project management sector. As…
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Difference Between Agile and Waterfall: Software Development Methodologies
Categories: Project Management ArticlesLearn more: Difference Between Agile and Waterfall: Software Development MethodologiesOver the past five years organizations have been making a strong, concerted push to shift to a more agile project management framework from the traditional waterfall model. What is waterfall? And why are organizations pivoting away from it?
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The True Cost of Overallocation
Categories: Project Management ArticlesLearn more: The True Cost of OverallocationWithin any organization, there are often go-to people; those who can be relied on to get things done or have the expertise or experience needed for a particular project. Oftentimes, these individuals are called upon for multiple projects, which can lead to overallocation. Overallocation of anything is simply trying to get more out of something…
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