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It is very important that we understand why Risks and Issues are different, particularly when it comes to how we handle them.

Project managers are primarily responsible for the success or failure of a project. It is their job to not only manage the workflow, but to apply their knowledge, tactics and skills to meet every requirement. It is imperative to refine your...

Issues happen on projects all the time. An issue is a problem. It’s something that you have to deal with and it pulls you away from the ‘normal’ work of managing the project. Here are 5 effective steps to deal with issues...

Setting clear priorities will benefit both you and your team members. Not only will you be able to keep track of upcoming deadlines and see exactly how much progress you have made with each task, but you will also be able to communicate and...

 In this blog post, we explain the relationship between project management and customer satisfaction.

Job description of project manager is to define which roles and duties are best suited for a particular job. In this article are the main responsibilites you should expect to see in a standard project management job...

Your issue log is where you record the problems that have happened on the project. Your issue log can be a simple spreadsheet or built in to your project management software. You may have a template from a previous project or your PMO. It really...

In this post I am going to explain J. LeRoy Ward’s five steps to setting up a competency framework in your organisation, based on my notes from that webinar.

Work motivators that are high on the list of project professionals tend to be intrinsic to the job, such as providing opportunities for advancement and for recognition. How project managers affect motivators? Read in this article.