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Blog: Tag / Project Rescue
Nov 28
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Should You Outsource Your Project Management Work?
Posted by: Jamie McKinney
Tags:
IT, PMforward, PMO, Project Management, Project Rescue
Posted date:
November 28, 2011
Magic 8 Ball: Should you outsource your Project Management work? “Yes.” “No.” “It is decidedly so.” If only obtaining answers to our questions were that simple. In today’s world, it seems that transformation is happening all around us. From the simple changing of the seasons, to the complex world of technology, one thing is for certain: change is constant. Even in corporate work environments, change is occurring in how staffing models are implemented. Considering the economic conditions, many companies are focused on ways to minimize costs without sacrificing quality of services...
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Nov 07
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Does Your Project Need to be Rescued? Three Warning Signs
Posted by: Andrea Gaddie
Tags:
IT, PMforward, PMO, Project Management, Project Rescue
Posted date:
November 7, 2011
One of the many issues that IT leadership or the senior management team may deal with is a project that is not delivering results. Whether it’s missed milestones, unplanned expenses, or scope creep, a project in distress can be very costly to an organization. It not only can burn money, it can also delay the implementation of other project/product launches and negatively affect the morale of the project team. Here are three ways that a company can tell that a project needs to be rescued: Project Schedule Health is Consistently “RED”—If the project milestones are consistently being...
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