Posted on February 27, 2008 by Tom Humbarger
There is a new study out by IAG Consulting that confirms many previous studies and the gut-level feeling that most of us have around requirements, namely that companies with poor requirement gathering processes are going to have more project failures than successes. In fact, the new IAG study points out that companies with poor business [...]
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Posted on February 15, 2008 by Tom Humbarger
In the Catalyze community webcast this week, Barbara Carkenord from B2T Training talked about ways to improve communication with project stakeholders and create a “Sure-fire Communication Strategy”. As is the case in many initiatives, being successful comes down to paying attention to the People, Project and Process.
The keys to a sure-fire strategy are:
Understand the unique [...]
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Posted on February 1, 2008 by Tom Humbarger
I’ve spent some time over the last few months pondering the idea of design thinking. Part of it was driven by the webcast that Linda Yaven gave on “Making Thinking Visible” for the Catalyze Community and part of it was driven by what I see are the key competitive pressures in marketplace. It seems that [...]
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