Project Management


Below you’ll find the posts at EPM from the project management category. I highly recommend you read each of them if you’re interested in becoming a project manager, or simply looking to sharpen your project management skills.

Beginners Project Management

If your a new project management, I’d recommend reading the primer posts below. After that you’ll have enough knowledge to be dangerous, so make sure you come back and read the more advanced articles.

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Seasoned Program Manager

For the more seasoned project manager, here are of my favourite articles in this category to get your brain going.

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Program Management: Understanding Effort and Influence

In this article we’re going to look at program managers and the effort and influence they exert as the program they are responsible for is executed. Once we understand this, we’ll compare program managers against leaders and against project managers,

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The Project Communication Plan

If you want to ensure that your stakeholders feel loved and cared for during your project or program execution, you’re going to need a communication plan to ensure that communication to stakeholders occurs regularly and in an agreeable manner.

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Product Based Planning Explained

Product Based Planning is a four step process that helps us define a product we are trying to build, what sequence it should be built it, and what activities are then needed to actually build the product.

Product Based Planning

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Product Breakdown Structure (PBS)

A Product Breakdown Structure helps us to answer the question, “what are we trying to build?”. They may look identical to a Work Breakdown Structure, but rather than focusing on activities, they focus on what is the product itself.…

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