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Lessons Learned: Asking Questions isn’t Enough!

Published in "Project Times" website, October, 2012 Click here for original article. As a global business consultant, entrepreneur and operations strategist, I’ve seen countless business strategies, plans and projects succeed or fail based solely on what might be considered a nonessential question. On one hand, I’ve promoted that leaders [...]

2024-06-15T13:45:51-07:00October 10, 2012|Categories: In The News, Project Management|Tags: , , , |

Overloaded Project Manager? Here are 8 Simple Tips to Help!

Successful project management needs to start with an objective, get the right team in place and aggressively anticipate and manage roadblocks. Published in "Project Times" website, September, 2012 Click here for original article. Do you sit in project meetings? How about develop project plans? Report out to executives or [...]

2024-06-15T03:39:37-07:00September 19, 2012|Categories: In The News, Project Management|Tags: , , , |

Social Media Buzzing in the News

According to a recent Deloitte and Forbes Insight study, business leaders identified social media as the 4th largest risk source for the next 3 years. A few years back, social media wouldn’t have even been on the radar! Also, the Harvard Business Review discussed how social media tools can [...]

2023-09-11T12:13:38-07:00September 11, 2012|Categories: Business & the Economy|

Is Accountability a Key Component for Project Management?

Published in "Project Times" website, August, 2012 Click here for original article. Is accountability a key component to project management? Only if you want to succeed!  I often make the mistake of assuming that project leaders and team members understand the critical value of accountability (as I believe it [...]

How Can We Avoid Project Disasters?

Published in "Project Times" website, July, 2012 Click here for original article. Although I consult with clients globally on how to improve operational performance, I find the 80/20 of achieving bottom line business results traces back to a series of successful project/ program rollouts.  Thus, it is paramount I [...]

2024-06-15T03:37:14-07:00July 17, 2012|Categories: In The News, Project Management|Tags: , , , |

Cutting through Red Tape in Government Procurement

Published in ThomasNet News on July 10, 2012 Lisa Anderson, founder and president of LMA Consulting Group, Inc. whose firm consults with businesses on strategic operations, supply chain, operations management and other disciplines, nevertheless cautions, "If your business isn't focused around a core competency that relates to government contracts, [...]

2024-06-08T11:46:18-07:00July 10, 2012|Categories: Supply Chain (End-to-End), Supply Chain Optimization & Collaboration|Tags: |

Project Management Coaching Best Practices

Published in "Project Times" website, June 19, 2012 Click here for original article. In speaking to an ExecSense audience recently about coaching, I realized that coaching is not only relevant to COOs but can be the difference between success and failure on any project or for any project leader. [...]

2024-06-15T13:44:14-07:00June 19, 2012|Categories: In The News, Project Management|Tags: , , , |

What are the Top 3 Obstacles in Projects

Published in "Project Times" website, May, 2012 Click here for original article. When I spoke at the Project Managers SIG in Silicon Valley recently, we spent the majority of the time talking about overcoming obstacles.  Upon returning, I faced several new obstacles in a construction project I've been coordinating, [...]

Case Study in Cross-Company Project Collaboration

Do you have to collaborate across functions to be successful?  How about cross-companies?  Project team collaboration is no longer sufficient.  Neither is cross-functional collaboration!  I’m seeing an increasing trend towards projects that require cross-company collaboration.  Find a way to get onboard; otherwise you’ll see your competition pass you in [...]

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