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.
Highlights from RegoUniversity 2019
The Meisterplan team was happy to participate for the fifth year in a row in RegoUniversity - one of the largest PPM educational events in the world. Read on to learn about our highlights of the event.
Applying Agile Principles as a Guide for Agile Resource Management
The Agile method has posed a significant problem for resource management. When traditional project management is replaced by things such as Scrum and Kanban, how do you adjust your resource management to fit the new demands of the Agile method?
Highlights from PMI Global 2019
We had a great time at the Project Management Institute (PMI) Global conference in Philadelphia this year. Check out this blogpost to see some of our highlights and favorite moments!
Highlights from OilComm 2019
We're proud to announce that Meisterplan participated at the 2019 OilComm Conference, and took time to speak with industry professionals on how they can achieve project plan success. Read on to hear our highlights!
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.
Surviving Volatility in the Oil and Gas Industry with Plans That Work
The oil and gas industry's volatility doesn't have to mean volatility for your business. Read on to learn how you can thrive in a dynamic landscape!
Reinventing How A Hospital Operates With Agile Project Portfolio Management
Despite traditional project management methods often being used in the healthcare industry, Munich Hospital adopted the Agile method. Here are some interesting insights from Munich Hospital's Marco Weidemeier on the process of changing the way the hospital works.
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?