Wondering how to use Office Timeline? If you want to get the best out of this PowerPoint plugin that creates project schedules, easy Gantt charts, roadmaps, plans on a page and more, this is for you! Creating professional timelines in PowerPoint shouldn’t take your entire afternoon. This free collaborative webinar between Rebel’s Guide to Project…
This webinar is based on my book, Project Manager. What it takes to be a successful project manager is more than understanding a management framework or methodology, or even being able to tailor it to your environment. In this presentation, I discuss how to be successful as a project manager. You’ll learn: Packed with practical…
A practical comparison of PMBOK and PRINCE2, explaining how they differ, where they align, and how project managers use them in real organizations.
Learn how to use RAG status in Agile projects without breaking Agile principles. Practical guidance for Scrum, Kanban and stakeholder reporting.
Check out what my MPlaza PRINCE2 Practitioner Online Course review says about why I recommend this course.
Read on for my MPlaza Prince2 Foundation Online Course Review and why I recommend it for early-career project managers.
Learn how to communicate RAG status clearly to stakeholders, build trust, and explain red, amber and green project status with confidence.
Over 30 experts share their thoughts on how to make this your best year yet managing projects at work.
Manage your To Do list easily with this action log template. This simple and smart tracker is good for anyone who wants to keep on top of what needs to be done by when, especially if you have actions to track from lots of meetings. Oh, and it’s free! Click to get the template.
A model in project management is a way of looking at the world. It’s a simplified version of how things work, used to give you a general overview and a direction to follow for your own work.
A practical guide to meeting management techniques for project managers, focused on facilitation skills that lead to better decisions and outcomes.
What is a ROM estimate? A rough order of magnitude estimate is used to give you a very high level view of potential project costs. Ideally, you’d be able to provide a definitive estimate, carefully created from loads of input from subject matter experts and plenty of research on past projects and their budgets. But…