Project Management in Practice

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Why do I need Project Managers?

2 Comments Posted by Shoaib Ahmed on November 3, 2011

I had intended to write the post about the value of establishing a Programme Management Office (PMO). It then occurred to me that implementing PMO implies there is a level of maturity and value of project management is accepted. However, there are plenty cases where project management is either not practised or if practised, done more as [...]

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The project management religion

3 Comments Posted by Shoaib Ahmed on September 29, 2011

I was talking to a fellow project manager today discussing how our projects are run. During the discussion it was apparent that I was speaking to someone that had very clear views on how projects should be run. So much so, that all things needed to run in a very prescribed manner. I was intrigued [...]

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Why do I need Project Managers?

The project management religion

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