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Sylvia Gindi — May 8, 2018 — May 8, 2018 A project deliverable is any output created as the result of work done during a project. Defining, tracking, and managing project deliverables is one of the most important responsibilities of a project manager. What is a Project Deliverable? You might use the term “deliverable” casually … Continue reading The Complete Project Manager’s Guide to Project Deliverables
Devon Smiley — December 15, 2016 Follow @devonmsmiley— December 15, 2016 When a project is coming together in your mind, all the moving parts are clear. You’re a pro at what you do…so this comes almost naturally to you. Your clients aren’t quite so well-versed though. They may have never worked with you – or … Continue reading What Do You Do Again? Getting Clear on Client Deliverables.
by Joan Harbin May 25, 2016May 25, 2016 If you aren’t managing the benefits expected from the project (assuming they were identified before the project commenced) the probability of them being realized is low. We recently addressed the “Big, Small, Quickly” approach to managing complex projects. Diving into one piece of that — it is … Continue reading Manage Complex Projects – Manage Project Benefits, Not Just Deliverables
