From Our Blog One of the first – and arguably most important – stages of project management is to define the scope. Project managers and team members will encounter numerous hurdles when performing tasks, some of which can push back the project’s date of completion. A well-defined scope, however, keeps everyone on track by revealing…
From Our Blog One of the biggest challenges faced by project managers is completing tasks according to schedule. According to a survey of more than 200 project managers conducted by BULL and Spikes Cavell, the single most common criteria for project failure was missed deadlines, while the main criteria for project success was meeting milestones.…
From Our Blog A matrix organization structure is a form of cross-functional management that is characterized using two or more lines of reporting managers (a matrix structure). Workers with shared skills are given assignments; thus, resulting in multiple managers overlooking their work. Instead of working under a single manager, employees work under multiple managers. It…