Leaders in many organizations mistakenly think that project managers are solely responsible for implementation success or failure. On the surface, such myopic and shortsighted views may appear true -- ...

Corporate project teams thrive when they learn from one another’s experiences. If one team does something that works—or that fails spectacularly—others should hear about it and profit from that ...

The opening words of the Bible, “In the beginning,” evoke wonder and expectation, as they set the stage for action, for the beginning of all beginnings. What projects — big ones at work or something ...

The Thousand Words Project is intended for use with students in grades 6-12. The project utilizes art from the Bates College Museum of Art’s collections and conversations with artists and writers to ...

"Lessons will be learned" is a phrase that we hear frequently, but it’s not always followed with meaningful change. Within your organization, that doesn’t have to be the case. Use this project review ...

Today we bring you exclusive insights from a recent workshop hosted by DCPro and led by Operational Intelligence (OI). Sophia Flucker and other guest speakers expertly discussed and analysed how the ...

I am not an expert on the web. I might know a thing or two about online learning, but the two (web projects and online learning) have very little to do with each other. Online learning and web ...

Nearly 45 years ago, I paid a visit to a fertilizer plant in Chengju, South Korea. The low-slung, dingy gray facility had been built with U.S. assistance a quarter of a century earlier. The equipment ...

Not all tech projects go according to plan. When a project goes off the rails, it can entail a lot of frustration. However, experience is the greatest teacher, and learning from adversity helps us ...

For years, Salem-Keizer Public Schools has been known for producing state champion bands, orchestras, choirs and soloists. But private lessons often are the final push to take students from in-school ...