by adam | Feb 23, 2020 | Project Management Concepts
This post is the fourth post in a series that presents a new definition of “project”. In my last post, I looked at several definitions of a project, including the PMI definition, to identify components that were redundant. In this post, I drill into why they are not...
by adam | Dec 19, 2019 | Project Management Concepts
This post is the 3rd post in a series that describes the revised definition of “project” as a concept. Remember, our new definition is: “an endeavour created to produce a specific outcome.” In the last post, I provided more detail on the...
by adam | Dec 18, 2019 | Project Management Concepts
In my last post, I outlined a revised definition of a “project”. In this post (the second of four), I look in more detail at the main elements of this definition. If you recall, the revised definition of “project” is: “A human endeavour that is...
by adam | Dec 17, 2019 | Manifesto for Action, Project Management Concepts
The “Project Management Meta-problem” series lists nine (9) project management meta-problems. Each meta-problem impacts objective and productive discussion about how to improve project management. The “Manifesto for Action” lists the corollary...
by adam | Dec 16, 2019 | Project Management Concepts
Last post I laid out the “Manifesto for Action”. I want to establish a broad and inclusive concept of project management that looks at fundamentals and avoids sectarian labels. The first step towards this goal is to define a set of conceptual tools that...
by adam | Nov 25, 2016 | Project Management Concepts, Project Management Skills, Uncategorized
Scrum and Agile Guru Mike Cohn wrote in his weekly Agile Tips email that we should mark the moment to focus on what our teams have achieved. Triggered by the bigtime Thanksgiving celebration in the USofA, Mike wrote how we often struggle to recognise the past good...
