by cris | May 10, 2021 | Estimation and Planning, PMO, Program, Project
Under revision. Coming soon! You won’t be disappointed. -Cris
by Cris Casey | Jan 20, 2021 | M&A, PMO, Program, Project, Rescue and Recovery
It is intuitively obvious: one of the key factors for successful projects is putting the proper person in charge. Sounds simple enough to do; it’s not. Selecting an individual to lead a successful initiative should be based on their ability to lead. Put another way,...
by Cris Casey | Jan 20, 2021 | PMO, Program, Project, Rescue and Recovery
Signs that a project may be headed for trouble (cost overruns, late delivery or quality issues) always occur well in advance of the problems actually taking root. After independently observing companies executing projects and programs over the last 30+ years, here is...
by Cris Casey | Jan 20, 2021 | Estimation and Planning, PMO, Program, Project
All methods have inherent pitfalls that can readily derail even the simplest project. Based on hard-earned experience, I explain why what happens outside of the Scrum team matters more than you think and what you can do to prepare for the inevitable. This is number 2...
by Cris Casey | Jan 20, 2021 | M&A, PMO, Program, Project, Readiness, Rescue and Recovery
It seems obvious: internal initiatives are successful in direct proportion to how ready the organization is to make them a success. But time and time again companies fail to realize full return on their process/technology investments because readiness is improperly...
by Cris Casey | Jan 20, 2021 | PMO, Program, Project, Rescue and Recovery
Unquestionably the single most important decision a sponsor makes is who will lead the initiative. I have found it useful to return to the classics when asked to give guidance on this topic. Borrowing from writings on ancient Chinese military strategies*, T’ai Kung...
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