9 Tips for Starting (and finishing) Professional Projects On Time
Starting projects on time leads to finishing projects on time. But, how do you know when to start? Follow these nine tips for your next project's success.
Category Project Management
5 Tips for Project Management to Get Beyond the Chaos
I was invited to be a guest blogger on Xojo’s site to share some insights and tips for project management so developers can get beyond the chaos. Xojo is a development platform, which allows the creation of native cross-platform desktop, web, mobile…
Why You Need to Improve Processes
When I tell people I help small business owners improve processes to ensure success, I get blank stares. Not surprising, right? How do you even know if you need to improve processes? What are the symptoms or pain points? Ask…
Changes to Your Project-Xojo Snippet [Video]
In this video snippet, Susan gives a 101 on how to manage changes to your project to ensure that the project stays on time and on budget.
Non-Technical, Non-Certified, Non-Agile Project Management Philosophy
My project management philosophy is that it should not be invasive in the creation process. It should facilitate the team's end goal and deliver value.
Project Details Matter
Do project details matter? Can you overcome small mistakes because of getting details wrong? Sometimes, but details do matter.
Project Management Tips at XDC2016
Early last month, I had the privilege to speak at the Xojo Developer Conference in my hometown of Houston. I got to discuss many project management tips.
How to Complete a Value-Based Project with Susan Fennema [Audio]
In this episode of the "Art of Value", Kirk Bowman and Susan Fennema discuss what a value-based project is and how to complete it.
Effective Ways to Track and Manage Your Project Deliverables
Track and manage project deliverables with clear timelines and effective strategies to meet stakeholder expectations and ensure your project’s success.
Project Management Consulting Firm vs. Project Manager: What’s the difference?
What is a project management consulting firm? And how is that different from hiring just a project manager? Do you actually need both?