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In this guide we answer the question: what is matrix management?
What’s more, we show how today’s businesses, which require greater flexibility and often need to share finite resources, can benefit from the matrix management structure.
Learning to trust your instincts is an important leadership skill. Use this wisely and it will give you a head start when project planning.
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How many information technology (IT) projects are all about technology?
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In today’s post I consider barriers to effective communication. Although my focus is on leading change and project management the barriers to effective communication listed could equally apply to any area of business management.
In this article we show you how to use the SWOT analysis correctly using a simple explanation and example.
The SWOT analysis is a strategic planning tool for identifying and understanding the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats affecting a business, project or situation.
In 3 Reasons for Project Failure Martin Webster identified the common causes of project failure: poor project planning, a weak business case, and ineffective top-level management involvement. In this article we introduce a simple and effective way to start your project plan―showing you how to plan your project more effectively.
Why do too many projects fail to deliver their objectives even though project management best practices appear to be used? Evidently the use of project management best practices does not guarantee project success nor does their absence guarantee project failure.
The Heart of Change by John Kotter and Dan Cohen delves into the subject of transformational change and gets at the heart of how highly successful change actually happens.
Kotter builds on the best-selling Leading Change* and his 8-step change model and introduces compelling real-life stories from leaders in all kinds of businesses in The Heart of Change*.