Project cost management (PCM) is the discipline of planning how costs are governed, estimating required resources and money, approving and time-phasing a budget, measuring actual cost and progress, fo...

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Every project portfolio is inherently risky. Not only operational problems can arise during the process of execution, external factors like economic instability or natural disasters may disrupt portfo...

When an organization doesn’t have a clear way to prioritize projects in a large portfolio, either prioritization happens arbitrarily or every project seems equally important. This often leads to a cha...

Managing projects can be different: it depends on their number, organizational goals and priorities, and stakeholder requirements. These factors will determine your choice between project, program, an...

Your browser cannot play this video. The video tells the story in a minute. Below: what a project report cannot see, what the public record shows, what we do about it in Epicflow, and what it means fo...

Every week a project waits for the same specialist team has a price. Cost of delay is how you put a number on it. Short answer: Cost of delay (CoD) is the expected economic value lost by delivering an...

The project financial management process is the governed cycle in which the PMO and Finance plan, approve, record, reconcile, forecast and act on the financial position of projects. It connects delive...

Business value in project management is the expected contribution a project, or one phase of it, makes to the organization's financial, customer, operational, strategic, risk or compliance outcomes. T...

A project can sit comfortably under budget while its delivery forecast quietly erodes its commercial value. When a shared specialist becomes the queue every project waits on, completion dates slip. If...

Imagine the situation: you have three projects that are looking suspiciously perfectly green on paper, but still, somehow, form an impossible portfolio. All three projects are on schedule. Still, all ...

Primavera P6 vs MS Project is often reduced to a question of project size. That misses the decisions that actually determine a good fit: who owns the schedule, how many people must work in it, what th...