by G Gale | Jul 26, 2020 | Agile, Project and Product Delivery |
About twenty years ago as a callow youth, I went for a job interview with a big bank. I was working for a large Software House/Consultancy where processes were very ordered and strictly followed. ISO 9001 was a prized compliance, used to sell how structured and...
by G Gale | Jun 27, 2017 | Project and Product Delivery, Uncategorized |
You don’t have to go very far if you’re involved in business to bump into a marketing person. The internet abounds with digital marketing experts, some almost at superstar level (have a look at Neil Patel’s publicity!) who have apparently turned just about every type...
by G Gale | May 22, 2017 | Project and Product Delivery |
Whatever they do it always seems to ends up in chaos and panic It’s not uncommon to meet company directors who complain that whatever they do their projects always end in chaos and panic with half of the company eventually being dragged in to try to sort out...
by G Gale | May 16, 2017 | business case, Project and Product Delivery, Uncategorized |
Don’t shoot yourself in the foot Having a poor idea of what a project is going to cost and how long its going to take to deliver is the best way to shoot yourself in the foot before it’s even started. Poor estimation and planning are major reasons...
by G Gale | Dec 2, 2016 | Project and Product Delivery |
Projects are naturally chaotic. If you want to retain customers and keep your staff sane, then you need bring order to that chaos and that’s the job of project management.There’s a lot of over-complicated rubbish out there about how to run projects, so here are five...
by G Gale | Jun 29, 2016 | Project and Product Delivery, Quality |
Well I doubt that, but Britain’s ‘Brexit’ decision – to exit the EU – has whipped up a storm that seems to be a very long way from blowing itself out. Initial economic indicators have been surprisingly good, but longer term, uncertainty...
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