by Mel Bost (Author) Project Management Lessons Learned: A Continuous Process Improvement Framework is intended for project managers, PMO professionals, and students of project management who wish to … Read More about Project Management Lessons Learned: A Continuous Process Improvement Framework
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Lessons Learned from the novel Covid-19 pandemic in the United States 2020
For over thirty years, I have Studied Project Management Lessons Learned in large corporations and in international settings. I was a member of a merger team in 2003 at ConocoPhillips that developed a lesson learned framework for capturing, … [Read More...] about Lessons Learned from the novel Covid-19 pandemic in the United States 2020
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What We Need Now Is…
What the world needs… No. Start that over again. What WE need is a simple fact-based framework for getting the best truth we can about the … [Read More...] about What We Need Now Is…
The NERS department congratulates C. Melvin Bost, Jr., on the publication of his new book.
Alumni books: Alumnus Mel Bost authors book on project and process management The NERS department congratulates C. Melvin Bost, Jr., on the … [Read More...] about The NERS department congratulates C. Melvin Bost, Jr., on the publication of his new book.
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Driving Innovation in Project Management: The New Paradigm
Those of us who have been actively engaged in project management for many years know that it is an evolving discipline … [Read More...] about Driving Innovation in Project Management: The New Paradigm
How the New York Yankees Influenced my Career Choice in Process Improvement
As active project managers and PMO leaders, we need to look beyond just "linear thinking" and explore some other ways of … [Read More...] about How the New York Yankees Influenced my Career Choice in Process Improvement
Lessons Learned Don’t Have to Imply BIG Process
I have received a number of comments from readers of my blog MEL BOST PMO EXPERT that make the observation that applying … [Read More...] about Lessons Learned Don’t Have to Imply BIG Process
