How do projects get started in your organization? A strong business analysis knowledge can save your organization significant time and money by weeding out low-value projects and prioritizing valuable ones based on business need and realistic, expected benefits. If...
Don’t let agile content on the PMP® exam take you by surprise! As expected, test-takers are reporting that 50% or more of the PMP® exam consists of hybrid and agile questions. Through our research, we have identified some key agile tools you may come across on the...
The Project Management Institute (PMI) has released the PMBOK® Guide 7th Edition (Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge. How does this impact your PMP® exam preparation? Let’s cover what you can expect based on PMI’s recent announcement so you can plan...
What Is a Project Charter? A project charter can be a useful project management tool for the practice of law. The charter is the authorizing document for a project. It contains information describing the scope of the project, a rough estimate of its cost, the value of...
Projects come with specific objectives and goals that can result in changes to the way a business works. But if the individuals within an organization who are going to be impacted by the outcome of a project don’t agree to implementing changes, your goals won’t be met...
A recent trend in law firm management is to bring the practice of project management and law together. The motivation for this appears to be to maintain firm profitability in fixed fee arrangements. If a firm’s lawyers spend too much time on a matter, it reduces the...
