It's been a while but here's a link to the last blog post for now on #projectquality in the #APMblogs:
https://t.co/VpVh5cxrTd
If you're interested in the work we're doing on developing this innovative solution using #systemsthinking, let me know!
The Association for Project Management #systemsthinking SIG is running two(!) on-line events over the next 2 weeks.
7pm on the 11th of March sees our monthly "Meet and Greet", continuing our discussions into #Agile:
https://t.co/t9rKOSaXrf
Book now!
The Association for Project Management #systemsthinking SIG is running two(!) on-line events over the next 2 weeks.
12:30 on the 16th of March is our second webinar from COVID, looking at its digital legacy of remote working and how that impacts on P3M:
https://t.co/69ob8AhWxS
#quality breakdowns in the #supplychain lead to loss of #projectsuccess; preventing them needs a change in contractual emphasis.
#APMblogs has just published this:
https://t.co/3vCcaw2mn5
#systemsthinking is a powerful mindset in understanding what is fit for purpose! #systemsengineering really helps deliver a solution meeting those requirements.
The inclusion of Route 2 to Chartered Project Professional is the last piece of the Praxis Pathway jigsaw. Free tools to develop individuals, teams and organisational maturity in project delivery. Read more here https://t.co/x0Zdt3TTpe
Had a great #systemsthinking#STSIG workshop last night, discussing why there is so often a "rush to fail", how stakeholder engagement can moderate that, and #systemsthinking can help. Spoiler alert: communication and understanding!
More flexible working hours for many, but is their work as effective? For many, even more so - for some, no. Depends on how remote working is managed - are you suffering "death by Zoom"?
Where Did the Commute Time Go?
The pandemic forced most workers to stop their daily commute to and from work. So what have they done with that “extra” time?
#systemsthinking is a powerful approach in understanding the problem to be solved, and how well any proposed solution can work. This understanding identifies the true requirements for the project, boosting its chances of success!
The next #systemsthinking SIG workshop is on the 4th of Feb at 7pm.
Book at https://t.co/VrQ5BFcrMC
Themes, as highlighted last session, are:
1. Stakeholder engagement to avoid "rushing to fail"
2. Blending Systems Thinking and Agile
See you there!
War stories really bring theory to life!
COVID-19 has shown that not understanding the problem leads to part-solutions or none at all.
Going forward we must make more projects a success – we can’t afford the level of failure we’ve grown used to.
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