Posted by Fernande van Schelle on 30th April 2013
Board meetings are always interesting when they balance an inward and an outward focus. As a board, you need to ensure inwardly that your executive is following a robust process, and outwardly you need to look at your stakeholders and how you affect the market.
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Posted by Andrew Hubbard on 24th April 2013
Economist Ernst Friedrich Schumacher once said: “Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction.”
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Posted by Martin Samphire on 16th April 2013
We all know that project success continues to elude many, and that the reasons are no different now to many years ago – even though over the last 40 year we have invested much in skills and techniques, project manager training and the like.
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Posted by Darren Dalcher on 11th April 2013
2012 might as well be framed as the year when British project management came of age. The impressive list of successfully delivered projects and programmes includes:
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Posted by David Dunning on 10th April 2013
As you can tell, the recent blogs were a bit of a spoof. These were parochial solutions developed to solve problems from specific interest groups – all of whom had the ability to introduce something, but not the right thing or the whole thing.
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