How to Run Effective Standups and Retrospectives
When implemented effectively, standups and retrospectives are powerful tools for teams that seek transparency and open collaboration.
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Trends Disrupting the Insurance Industry, Part 1
If there’s a word to define the insurance industry today, it’s disruption.
How to Keep Your Services Delivery on Time: Critical Tips for All Services Organizations
In-time service delivery is one of the most highly sought qualities of a service delivery manager. Ensure in-time service delivery at your organization.
The Pressures of Demand and Supply: Making IT Better, Faster, Cheaper
The IT industry is going through a profound shift based on market pressures it has, in one sense, helped to create.
The Psychology of Lean Methods
When implemented holistically and sustainably, Lean methods have been shown to promote a healthy organizational culture.
Crowdsourcing Software: Driving Virtual Workplace Engagement
How do you engage your employees in the virtual workplace? Learn how crowdsourcing software helps scale your ideation efforts globally to inspire employees.
Project Management vs. Program Management
Let us start unpacking differences between Project Management vs Program Management by highlighting core similarities and the key differences.
Keeping Remote Teams Cohesive, Part 3: (Over-) Communication is Key
In the final installment of this series, I’ll discuss the importance of effective communication — over-communication, in fact — in remote teams.
Innovative Resource Management: Tools and Tips
Before looking at project resource management tools and innovative ideas for resource management, it is helpful to highlight integrated resource management processes
Project Risk Management: The Basics
LinkedIn0Share0Tweet0Pin0Email0 What is Project Risk Management? All projects – regardless of whether they are relatively short and straightforward, or long and complex – carry a degree of risk. This is because while many factors may be known, established and predictable, there are some aspects and variables that are unknown or iterative (i.e. more is known […]
