When to Kill an Unsuccessful Project
Clinging to sunk projects opens the door to true, catastrophic failure. A willingness to kill unsuccessful projects helps organizations remain focused on achieving their strategic goals.
Negotiation Skills for Project Managers: How to Deliver on Quality & the Project Management Plan
The best color to describe project management is gray. This post covers the negotiation skills for project managers to negotiate projects.
AI-Enabled Risk Management in Project Management: Where to Start
On paper, many projects have a risk log, a risk register, and risk owners. In practice, those artifacts are often out of date within a week.
AI and Project Documentation: A Symbiotic Relationship
AI aids documentation and documentation aids AI. Learn how to fuel this symbiotic relationship.
What Project Management Tools Enable Automation?
While many have embraced the possibility of AI-enabled automation in project management, there are many who don't know how to make that a reality. Here's a look at several tools that can enable your...
Leadership Is Taken, Not Given
Project managers face a paradox: leading without leverage. Read how to navigate this seeming contradiction.
The Three Cs of Remote Work Management
This generation of work will be defined by its move to remote, work-from-home, and hybrid models. Despite popular perception, this trend did not start with the pandemic, and it has continued even as companies...
An Elegant Way to Get a Stakeholder in Your Corner–From the Start!
A version of this post originally appeared on enterprisersproject.com. You can read the original here. Who knows–maybe all of your projects will go smoothly. No sacrifices will have to be made. You won’t have...