Project management is both an art and a science and successful project managers understand the technical tools that are available to assist them in planning and implementing projects as well as the needed to be flexible and innovative in order to deal with the unforeseen events that will inevitably occur regardless of how well a project has been charted and planned in advance. This week's report includes some general guidelines for increasing the chances of success for projects.
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March 30, 2009
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