Projects: Managing Scope
Master scope definition and control with our expert guides on managing project scope. Learn how to set clear boundaries, prevent scope creep, and deliver projects on target with MPUG’s insights.
Infrastructure Improvements: Guidance on How to Be Successful
Infrastructure improvements are essential for ensuring the reliability and availability of applications and services. This article provides guidance on making decisions about infrastructure improvemen...
Why Project Managers Should Care About a Project Baseline!
During the many years I have spent in the project management field, I have come across many project managers (PMs) wondering why they need a project baseline. Many know at the start of a project the d...
The Importance of Considering Quality and Change in Requirements Management
Introduction Requirements are the basis of any project. When developing products or services, defining requirements are critical to successfully satisfy project needs. To define the project scope and ...
What frustrates the Microsoft Project User Community?
We surveyed MPUG members asking, “What is your biggest frustration, issue, bug, or pain point with the Microsoft Project tool?” The results are in…. We’re addressing th...
Create a Change Requests Table in Microsoft Project
Background Information If you are a user of the Microsoft Project desktop application, there is no built-in method for tracking change request activity in your project schedule. However, you can creat...
Project Requirements Management – Part 3: Monitoring and Controlling Requirements Transcription
Please find below a transcription of the audio portion of Walter Stinnett’s session, Monitoring and Controlling Requirements, being provided by MPUG for the convenience of our members. You may wish to...
Project Requirements Management – Part 1: Introduction to Requirements Management Transcription
Please find below a transcription of the audio portion of Walter Stinnett’s session, Introduction to Requirements Management, being provided by MPUG for the convenience of our members. You may wish to...
Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) in Traditional and Agile Life Cycles with MS Project
Work breakdown structure (WBS) is a key element for management planning, monitoring, and control of a project or a program scope. Regardless of the chosen life cycle (predictive, iterative, incrementa...
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