An agricultural supply company develops a new product that is much more effective at inseminating cows than any other product on the market. They can develop the product in a year with a budget of $2 million. Research on market research shows they can...
Read MoreOur vision is to make project failure obsolete. Many people find that overly-ambitious, so we’re delivering a webinar to explain exactly what we mean by that and outline how to do it. WHAT: Webinar – Eliminating Project Failure and Creating...
Read MoreOur vision is to make project failure obsolete. Many people find that overly-ambitious, so we set out to explain exactly what we mean by that and outline how to do it. The result of that was our most comprehensive white paper yet: Eliminating Project...
Read MoreThis is part 3 of 5 of a series. To see the last post on “Procrastinating bad news”, click here. The common components of project success correspond to the triple constraint model. These components relate to the three sides of the Iron Triangle:...
Read MoreThe Answer Isn’t ALWAYS AI and Big Data There is a recent craze toward creating executive leadership around big data and artificial intelligence, but that is putting the cart before horse. Everything should start with the question, What problem...
Read MoreThe common understanding of project success has three components, but is only 2-dimensional. The components correspond to each arm of the Iron Triangle: schedule, budget, and specification. But ultimately, a triangle is a 2-dimensional figure. To show...
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