Category Archives: Process management

Complex project management

The core of complex project management is the unpredictable part of the work. Each project manager understands that part of the success depends on aspects on which he or she has no control or influence on. In this blog I … Continue reading

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Predictable & resilient programs

Too many efforts get lost in complexity or frustration. “I wish we had known before, what we know now; we never would have started this project” “Why don’t they listen to us?” asked the project manager himself about management Many … Continue reading

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Cynefin en Kanban == niet planbaar met optimaal resultaat ==

Meer en meer worden Cynefin en Kanban met elkaar in verband gebracht. En dat is niet zo gek. Immers, beiden zijn een manier om organisaties effectiever te maken en om complexiteit in een ontwikkelomgeving te beheersen. In deze blog ga ik … Continue reading

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How to deal with complexity before it kills your project

We live in an unpredictable world. Our relationships (family, friends, society), our products and organizational structures are complex. This complexity is ignored by most of us. On every level in our lives we ignore this complexity and act as if … Continue reading

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