Construction – one of The 3 Cs Introduction In recent articles we introduced the 3Cs for a Proper Plan: Content Construction Clarity Last week we elaborated on Content, now it’s the turn of Construction. The ingredients for a well-constructed schedule The construction of a fit-for-purpose schedule requires a methodical technique, aptitude…
Content – one of The 3 Cs In a recent article we introduced the 3Cs for a Proper Plan: Content Construction Clarity As promised, we will elaborate on each beginning with Content and by Content we mean SCOPE. Does the schedule represent a meaningful, realistic view of project execution? This…
Introducing the 3Cs The “5 Ps” are well known in the world of project management and are typically explained as Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance (less polite 6th Ps are often thrown in for good measure 😊). This begs the question, “What is Proper Planning?” and we’d like to introduce…
If you are confident in the quality of your project plan then why not take the Project Pilots Challenge? Send us a copy of your schedule and, if it scores over 75% against either of the two standard benchmarks (DCMA 14 Point and Fuse Index™) we’ll forgo our processing…
COVID-19 was a shock to us all. It arrived, seemingly out of nowhere, brought businesses throughout the world to a sudden stop and sent most of us home to watch Netflix or Zoom. After over a year of lockdowns and depressing news, now that there are glimmers of hope for…
How Well Do You Know Your Professional Network I’d be surprised if many readers are unaware of the concept of Six Degrees of Separation aka Small Worlds Theory, popularised by serious research and less serious, but entertaining, literature, games and game shows. Are you familiar with the theory of Three Degrees of Influence though? Whilst Six…
Migrating your Project Plan as easy as 1,2,3 It is easy, isn’t it? You’ve been managing your project in one planning tool and you need to migrate it to another. It’s just a matter of finding a mutually compatible format and simply exporting and importing, hardly worth losing sleep over.…
