Overview of Critical Path Method (CPM) in project management
One of the most important concepts in Project Management,
the Critical Path Method (CPM) can be traced back to the Manhattan Project in
the 1940’s.
The size and importance of this project
Overview of SWOT Analysis process
Following on from the article, Overview Six
Sigma Project Management. This mentioned
using SWOT Analysis as part of strategic planning.
This article will provide an overview of the SWOT analysis
process and how it
Overview six sigma project management
What is Six Sigma?
Six Sigma is a methodology which aims to improve output
quality and eliminate defects from the production process.
It was initially developed by Bill Smith, an Engineer at
Motorola
PRINCE2 vs PMP
As a project manager, you will be keen to have the
appropriate skill set and certifications to lead your projects successfully.
Two certifications exist, PRINCE2 and PMP, however, which should you follow
Overview of the Kanban process for project management
Following on from the recent series, Choosing between agile and waterfall project management, this post is going to explore the Kanban process and how it can be used for project
Project resource management: demand and supply analysis
The most important aspect of a project is the people. Without people (resource), then it will be
impossible to complete the project. That
is why project resource management is very important.
Resource management
Overview of Agile project management
Following on from Choosing between Waterfall and Agile project management. This post will focus on an overview of agile project management.
What is Agile project management?
Agile project management is
Overview of Waterfall Project Management Methodology
Following on from the post, Choosing
between Waterfall and Agile project management. This post will go in to more detail of the
Waterfall Project Management methodology.
What is the Waterfall method?
The Waterfall method
Choosing between Waterfall and Agile Project Management
When starting your project, the
first thing you’ll need to decide is which methodology to use. Your methodology
will determine how your project will be organised and will give all members of
the
Guide to project governance
Project Governance is not
project management. It is the
higher-level framework inside an organization to measure and manage projects. Some
organizations will have an established Project Management Office (PMO), which
may define a governance