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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Making Our Project Schedules More Credible
Project Managers are both the victims and the perpetrators of project schedule credibility gaps. This blog explores the nature of these credibility gaps, their causes, and offers some tips to avoid them. In this blog I’ll … Continue reading
There is No Root Cause for Project Failure
When Projects fail, professionals want to know why, so they can learn and prevent similar failures in the future. A lot of smart people have worked diligently, to research project failures in an attempt to find, and share with us, … Continue reading
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