The power of storytelling in business
Stories are a great way to share ideas, to inspire those around us to action, to explain abstract concepts and to persuade clients to support
PMO evolution – how to survive in an Agile world
The traditional role of a Project Management Office (PMO) is to define the standards for project management within an organisation. Sounds simple enough, right? Define
Technological advancement and its impact on Project Management
Technology advancement continues to drive change throughout all facets of our personal and business lives. No wonder then that it has also had a notable
Looking at what sets large-scale projects apart from regular projects
All project can be complex to manage, but there’s something to be said about the extra complexity that large-scale projects introduce. There are varying opinions…
How a component-based approach can improve the delivery of new products and features within your business
How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time of course… The same goes for developing a software product. Trying to tackle all…
How to manage compliance within an agile context
Most companies are subject to some form of regulatory obligation, whether you’re building a product, or providing a service, you have to operate within a…
Our top 3 recommended techniques for ensuring continuous process improvement.
More and more businesses today are making continuous process improvement a top priority in order to ensure ongoing customer satisfaction while reducing costs and increasing…
How to define the best implementation strategy for your project
The right implementation strategy is an essential component to being able to claim project success. Your project team could have spent months, even years, building…
Tips for defining and measuring project implementation success
In the cut-throat world of project delivery, it can be easy to lose sight of the real reason why you’re doing what you’re doing. With…
Backlog grooming – the what, when & how
For projects following an agile methodology, the term “backlog” refers to pieces of work, otherwise known as “user stories”, that are not currently being worked…