by Amanda Parker | Mar 4, 2020 | Risk Management, Teambuilding
Understanding Risk Management No matter who you are… you are taking risks on a daily basis. When you get out of bed, there’s a chance you could trip on one of your dog’s toys. When you start your car and pull out of your driveway, you are taking a...
by Amanda Parker | Sep 20, 2018 | Leadership, Project Management, Risk Management
You’ve got a project staffing up that you need to pick someone to take the Team Lead role. Selecting the right person is always a bit nerve wracking. How do you make that selection? [socialpoll id=”2520357″] All of these are important aspects of...
by Paul Armstrong | Feb 8, 2018 | Process Improvement, Project Management, Risk Management
Groundhog Day has come and passed, and that furry little prognosticator has said there will be six more weeks of winter. Since we are stuck inside, we are biding our time by being statistics nerds. That led us to take a look at Punxsutawney Phil’s analysis...
by Amanda Parker | Dec 14, 2017 | Facilitating, Risk Management
What happens when your team encounters a problem? Moan. Complain. Ignore. Hide? Problem solving is a day-to-day occurrence for project teams. The team is in uncharted territory, creating something new, so things are bound to come up. The question is, what do we do...
by Amanda Parker | Oct 31, 2016 | Process Improvement, Risk Management
This past week I had the pleasure of attending a session on “Data Visualization” at the ASQ Service Quality Conference in Chicago. It was of particular interest to me because I have taught classes and tried to help clients on this topic. The session was given by Robb...
by Amanda Parker | Jun 2, 2016 | Risk Management
Risk. We dread it and we love it. Or is it, we dread it OR we love it? Understanding this about ourselves and those we work with can make a project a lot more enjoyable. Risk is everywhere. Our financial advisors reiterate at every turn “current success does not...
