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This blog is written and compiled by Paul Every. It provides captivating insights, narratives, expert viewpoints, and valuable knowledge. All designed to help you develop and expand your project management knowledge.
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The Virtual PMO: Why Outsourcing Your PMO Makes Good Sense
If your organisation manages multiple projects but lacks structured oversight, then a virtual PMO solution could provide the flexible, expert support…
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When your only tool is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail
The “law of the instrument” also called “Maslow’s hammer” after Abraham Maslow’s famous quote: “If the only tool you have is…
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Responsibility vs Accountability: Is there a difference?
I was discussing the question of responsibility vs accountability with one of my clients recently and they were having difficulty distinguishing…
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A Modern Guide to The Art of Assertive Communication
Assertive communication is always important in a business environment, but often falls short. Employees typically complain about not knowing what is…
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Foundations of a Great Project: Business Requirements
In the world of project management, getting the foundations right is crucial for the success of any project. Following on from…
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From Vision to Victory: How to craft a robust Business Case for Project success
The Importance of a robust Business Case in Project Management In the world of project management, the business case is a…
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Using the Eisenhower Matrix to Break Free from Initiative Overload
In my recent articles about project overload, I discussed how businesses often find themselves drowning in multiple initiatives, forever fighting fires…
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Case Study: From Initiative Overload to Project Portfolio Management
This case study demonstrates the success of Project Portfolio Management and the importance of having visibility and robust oversight of your entire…
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How to Deal with Project Overload
Do you find yourself suffering from ‘project overload’, trying to manage too many conflicting priorities? Do you have to keep multiple…