Six Tips for a Successful Shift to Agile
The process of shifting to Agile and leaving behind traditional project management can be more complicated than you think. Here are six tips to ensure your shift to Agile is a success.
What is a Project Sponsor and How Can They Help You Complete More Projects?
When organizations grow, they need to appoint certain roles to make sure projects are completed successfully. A project sponsor is an example of one of these roles. But what exactly does a project sponsor do?
Success Is in the Eye of the Beholder, or Is It? Defining Project Portfolio Success
What exactly is project portfolio success? Do we have too narrow of a definition of success? Is success in the eye of the beholder? Read more about how to create successful project portfolios.
Five Types of Planning and How They Can Help You Deliver More Projects
We've compiled a list of the five most common types of planning and how they can help companies improve strategy execution. Let’s get a little more familiar with all of our planning options.
How To Start Your 2020 Plan
Creating an annual plan from the ground up can seem daunting. Don't worry - we're here to help you achieve success, regardless of how huge the task ahead may seem.
How Celebrating Your Successes Can Lead to Better Strategy Execution Next Year
We get it - it can be super tempting to jump right into finishing up this year's projects, and planning your next year. What if you took a step back, though, and celebrated some of your success from this past year?
What Can You Learn from This Year’s Failures to Make Better Plans for Next Year?
Learning from our own mistakes can be one of the most powerful ways to grow as a business. Let's take some time to reflect together to make sure your next year's plans can lead to more success.
Why Projects Fail and How You Can Reduce Project Failure
Failed projects cost companies a huge amount of money and frustration. One of the reasons for this is projects that lack strategic orientation. Learn why projects fail and how to solve this problem by establishing a strategic project portfolio.
Is It Possible To Have Too Much Data?
Many businesses believe a chaotic and unsuccessful project portfolio is caused by a lack of project data. This leads them to put great effort into documenting and obtaining as much project data as possible. But is the problem really that they don't have enough data?