by Alec Satin on October 9, 2008
(Okay, perhaps not everything. And perhaps you didn’t want to know. But please keep reading - this may be of interest to you.)
Why a Stakeholder Linkfest
This past week I took part in three different conversations in which the success (and in one case failure) of a project could be related back to the relationship the […] Read more »
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by Alec Satin on August 7, 2008
For every PMO that delivers on its initial promise, there are two that hobble along, never really achieving much in terms of bottom-line benefit to customers, project managers, stakeholders or the business itself.
It’s pretty easy to eliminate most if not all benefits of a Project Management Office. Which of the following hold true for your … Read more »
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