Richard Kick

Planning a project is not easy. Organizations spend a hefty amount on planning the projects, and often the project crosses the demarcated boundaries of time and budget. Numerous variables can cause...

A quick run through various Project management certification forums will yield multiple questions and queries related to certifications. Is it good to take up a certification? Will project management...

Agile works towards managing projects in an improved manner and Lean Six Sigma focuses on improving processes. If one follows both the methodologies to word, they may pull one in entirely different...

The Traditional Waterfall V/s the Revolutionary Scrum:Before we get into Scrum, let’s look at the waterfall method to understand how Scrum is different from the traditional approaches. The waterfall...

Knowing project management jargon is the very first step for both preparation of standard project management exams and being a part of or handling a project. While acquaintance with PM terms is...

Businesses have undergone significant developments in the last couple of decades. The dynamics of doing business, whether it is marketing products and services, advertising, and selling products and...

The project management triangle is the 3 constraint model, which is time, cost, and scope. These 3 elements are inherent while managing a project. Every project manager has to work around these...

A project manager undertakes one or more than one project at a time. Every project is an investment of people, time, resources, and money. There should be a proper plan, and every element has to be...

PMCD framework or Project Management Competency Development framework was launched by PMI® in 2002 to provide individuals and organizations with guidelines to access, plan, and manage the development...

Information security is undoubtedly crucial for any industry of all sizes. Every industry has adopted security measures to protect their data and information. Organizations must be aware of the...