You’ve probably been there. A project manager gets a weekly report that shows the project’s time and expenses, and it’s a little too high. The project hasn’t advanced as far as its expenses have. Someone, somewhere has introduced inefficiencies that now need to be addressed. This is scope creep, the unauthorized inclusion of unplanned work… [Read More]
The 4 Parts of a Strong Procurement Strategy
Procurement is a critical process for many projects and organizations, enabling the acquisition of external goods, services, consultants, contractors, and suppliers to drive success. While this approach is highly effective for delivering project work, it comes with inherent challenges that must be addressed to ensure seamless execution. A well-defined procurement strategy outlines the methods and… [Read More]