What comes to your mind when you hear Project Leadership? Different people have different answer depending on their experience, type of projects they have delivered and their current challenges. I have covered the following topics in this blog to support growing project management community. I am actively expanding this knowledge hub. You will start to see post for each topic over the next few days. Watch this space! Basics of Project Management Leadership Prioritisation Risk and Issue Management Collaboration vs. Communication Change Management Business Case Writing Benefits Management If you would like to know more about a topic that is yet to be covered, please get in touch with me.
The term 'Project Management' may sound quite daunting to people who are new to this field. Let's cover the basics. What is a project? Project is a set of activities that need to be undertaken to deliver an outcome within a certain timeframe. What is management? Management is a process of controlling, facilitating, governing and tracking those activities for a successful delivery. Project manager is responsible for delivering project within agreed quality, scope, timeframe and cost. Project manager is also responsible for managing risks and issues arising throughout the project. So, how is Project Management different to Project Leadership ? One of the key ingredients of project management has evolved over the past few decades. We have seen a shift from manual workers to knowledge workers. In the last century, project management was primarily about managing manual workers and their tasks to achieve an outcome. Low maturity of project management and workfor