by Stefan Wolpers February 14, 2016 Follow @StefanWFebruary 14, 2016 TL;DR 20 questions for you — the new Scrum master — that fit into a 60 minutes time-box. Start learning how the new Scrum team is currently working and get up to speed. Download an easy printable template for your convenience. Start Learning the Ropes … Continue reading 20 Questions a New Scrum Master Should Ask Her Team to Get up to Speed
by Krista Bruun February 2, 2016February 2, 2016 Whether you need a new logo, website, video, marketing campaign, or eBook created for your business, the key to making the project a success starts with having a thorough and well-thought-out creative brief. A creative brief is a document that explains the ins and outs of a … Continue reading 10 Key Elements of a Successful Creative Brief
by Dave Brock February 1, 2016 Follow @davidabrockFebruary 1, 2016 Today, I had an unusual exchange of emails with a top executive (client and close friend). I’d sent, perhaps too casually, a note with a critique and suggestions on a project his team had been working on, somewhat related to the things I was doing … Continue reading Everyone Is Fighting A Battle You Know Nothing About!*
by Jamie MacDonald January 28, 2016 Follow @MindGeniusJanuary 28, 2016 Every project manager knows that you need the right information to make your project a success. Vital information such as a projects requirements, client’s expectations and assumptions and understanding the risks are all a key part of the planning process. But how do you get … Continue reading The Pros and Cons of 10 Information Gathering Techniques for Projects
by Brittany Berger January 24, 2016 Follow @bberg1010January 24, 2016 Write it down. All of it. Whether you’re a side hustler with a growing freelance gig or a full-time boss lady with multiple projects and income streams, solopreneurs are usually doing a thousand things at a time. There’s only one way to stay sane and … Continue reading How I Stay Organized (and Sane) Juggling a Dozen Projects
by Gina Badalaty January 14, 2016 Follow @GinabadJanuary 14, 2016 Unlike the standard giveaway project, a group giveaway has benefits since the combined force of the bloggers can attract bigger sponsors and more traffic. Here is how to manage a group giveaway. Invite Your Group The first thing you need to do is invite bloggers … Continue reading How to Manage a Group Giveaway Project
by Andy Holland January 1, 2016January 1, 2016 There are any amount of dull protect management apps out there. But thankfully finding ones which are user friendly and geared towards more creative types is becoming ever more easier. All of them, as you can imagine, are centred around making a project run smoothly through tracking … Continue reading Project Management Tools for Digital Agencies: Here’s How We Build Your Site
by Chris Rees November 18, 2015 Follow @sigmapro_ukNovember 18, 2015 In Lean Six Sigma (if you’re new to Six Sigma, why not view this post on “What is Lean Six Sigma“), or any improvement activity, there will always be change, because without change things stay the same, and if they stay the same, there cannot … Continue reading 5 Key Elements of Managing Change in Improvement Projects
Brent PohlmanNovember 4, 2015 Over the last few weeks, this phrase keeps hitting me over the head. Too many people are always bringing up the past. I am hearing it in conversations at work and at different events. I am also learning more about people. Many people are stuck in the past. They reflect on … Continue reading Take Charge | Push Forward
John HewickOctober 30, 2015 Agile and Waterfall are two different approaches to software development. Agile was in fact developed in response to the linear sequential design process of Waterfall, which can limit designers. Agile offers more freedom, Waterfall more structure. If you are starting a software design project, you are probably wondering which method is … Continue reading Agile vs Waterfall – Which Is Best for Your Project?
