by Mounir Ajam | Nov 23, 2016 | Methodology-CAM2P, Project Life Cycle
Continuing with the number series on project management and focusing on CAMMP™, the previous article provided a brief explanation of the three phases per the CAMMP™ Model. Today, Today, we will expand the explanation to discuss the nine stages of the CAMMP™ Model....
by Mounir Ajam | Nov 21, 2016 | Methodology-CAM2P, Project Life Cycle
A few days ago we started the number series. First, with an introductory post. The second article was about the The second article was about the Four Dimensions of Project Success™. Then we posted a semi-related article about project phases and stages, which lead us...
by Mounir Ajam | Nov 20, 2016 | Project Life Cycle
Two or three years back, we wrote about the various aspects of the project life cycle and phases and stages. Apparently, the post on phases and stages is the most popular post with the highest number of views on our site. In this post today, we invite you to go back...
by Mounir Ajam | Nov 12, 2016 | Project Life Cycle, Project Management Methodology
Can we use the project brief (or idea statement – statement of work) as the basis for starting the project control effort? Keep in mind, such a document is brief – a few sentences at most. What do you think? Control versus the baseline? One of the common...
by Mounir Ajam | Oct 12, 2016 | Methodology-CAMMP, Organizational Project Management, Project Life Cycle
Dear All In this post, we want to ask you, our readers and those who have enjoyed this blog site, to help us with a title for this upcoming book. We already have a contract with a publisher and have a couple of titles in mind but need your help. The book addresses a...
by Mounir Ajam | Sep 24, 2016 | Project Management Methodology
Following an earlier post on the difference between method or methodology, it would be useful to revisit a question we often get or hear about. Is the PMP (Project Management Professional) certification, or the PMBOK Guide a methodology? Although my post below focuses...
