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Dr James Bayley

Category Archives: Project Management

How to manage work

24/12/2016

This article was written in response to a question from a 3rd year Computer Science student and it uses terms …

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“The Checklist Manifesto” is a game-changing book

19/12/2016

  What is it about? The author’s key message is that the volume and complexity of knowledge today has exceeded …

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Microsoft Project 2016 and SharePoint Project Web App

27/10/2016

I have always found it very difficult to understand Microsoft Project provisioning options. This video makes it very clear. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OC6wiMEFCEU&list=PLoJ4O8aYHqgAtiXSbleKz0oPZD6bwhrah&index=6 At …

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Why is it often more difficult to manage a small project than a large one?

27/05/2014

Ian Mitchell asks on Linkedin. I have spent the last 20 years a freelance consultant managing small hi-tech projects in large …

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Books on innovation

12/01/2014

Continuing my theme of useful books. Here a couple of very valuable books about managing innovation. The Lean Start-up Business …

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The philosophy of project management

08/01/2014

I think that this book is a very interesting discussion of the essential, as opposed to accidental nature of project …

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Books about “Requirements Management”

06/01/2014

In the frothy drive to all things “agile” formal requirements management is often forgotten. Requirements management is core to the …

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SCRUM, PRINCE2 and ElephantPM

16/07/2013

I have received several questions recently about how agile project management methodologies such as SCRUM can be used with deliverable-centric …

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Choosing Manual Scheduled or Autoscheduled in Microsoft Project

24/05/2013

A Microsoft Project task has many options and I am often asked how to choose the correct ones, Task Mode …

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How to build a 100 m skyscraper in 30 days

21/01/2013

In the past I worked in project management in the construction industry and having seen the traditional process I find …

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