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Lessons Learned: Asking Questions isn’t Enough!

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.

2025-02-22T17:31:50-08:00October 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.

2025-02-22T17:34:52-08:00September 19, 2012|Categories: In The News, Project Management|Tags: , , , |

How Can We Avoid Project Disasters?

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. 

2025-02-22T17:52:35-08:00July 17, 2012|Categories: In The News, Project Management|Tags: , , , |

Project Management Coaching Best Practices

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.

2025-02-22T17:56:50-08:00June 19, 2012|Categories: In The News, Project Management|Tags: , , , |

What are the Top 3 Obstacles in Projects

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, and so I've been thinking of the critical importance of overcoming obstacles.  [...]

How Do We Market & Promote a Project to Ensure Success?

As important as project teams, project tasks, and critical milestones are to project success, they do not compare to the importance of marketing.

2025-02-22T18:04:14-08:00February 1, 2012|Categories: In The News, Project Management|Tags: , , , |
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