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Perry A. Wilson, PMP, Project Management Consulting
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Category Archives: Scope
Project Management and balancing your workload
Hi, Happy new year – I hope all your projects come in on time, under budget and with all the scope your sponsor wants.
I’m doing a series of blogs over at EasyProjects.Net .
Full disclosure, I’m one of their consultants, I go in and help their clients implement the methodology that surrounds the great tool. Continue reading
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Gathering requirements is it ever complete?
The dream of gathering absolutely complete requirements is just that, a dream.You will find no matter how detailed or complete, or ‘approved as final’ your rquirements are, things will change. That isn’t a failure of the requirements, it’s a fact of project mangagement. If you try to perfect the beginning, you’ll never start your developement or build phase. Continue reading
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Tagged execution, leadership, project challenges, requirements, tips
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Scope expansion, or scope creep
Scope can be the most difficult thing to control in a project. We all want to make sure we meet expectations, and, often it takes a long time to define the expectations. So, where does scope definition end and scope creep begin? Continue reading