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Why Change Is Difficult?

Why Change Is Difficult: A Field Guide for Executives Every executive says they want change. Fewer recognize the exact moment they're blocking it. Change doesn't usually fail because people are lazy or resistant on principle — it fails because of a small set of...

Go-Live Is Not a Finish Line

Go-Live Is Not a Finish Line Somewhere in every technology program, a date gets written down early, put on a slide, and repeated so many times that it stops being a plan and becomes an identity. Go-live. Everyone starts measuring themselves against it. Nobody...

Why is your project not finishing on time

Why is your project not finishing on time? Every executive who's sponsored a major project knows the moment. The steering committee pack has been green for three months. Then, somewhere around month four, the date quietly moves. Then it moves again. By the time the...

Why are Guiding Principals useless?

You may have seen a little section – ‘The Guiding Principals’, at the start of key project documents. The author writes it. The stakeholders review and sometimes debate it. Then, when the document is approved, no one ever looks at them. Look, the problem is not in the...

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What are you prepared to give away?

You must know what are you prepared to give away? Life is all about giving and taking. If you want to attain something, you must first give. The question is, what are you prepared to give! To earn money, you give away your time and energyTo learn, you may give away...

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Why are we too shy to log this significant risk?

Digital projects are all about working collaboratively to deliver the intended outcome within given constraints. However, the reality is that we work in silos of smoky glass walls. Often the Vendor and Customer side Project teams behave like rivals rather than...

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Risks make cross-selling a piece of cake!

You decided to buy a new iPhone from the local dealer. Salesman: So, which colour do you like? You: Black, please! Salesman: That is a nice colour; we have it in stock too. Now, let me show you the accessories. 80% of our customers who do not buy iPhone cases come...

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Risk management workshops are a waste of time!

Yes, Risk management workshops are a waste of time. One day a group of stakeholders get together and talk about project risks. The facilitator documents the risks along with other information in the risk register. The next day everyone gets busy in their lives. What...

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There are risks in everything we do!

There are risks in everything we do. For example, there are risks in breathing, walking, and climbing. However, it doesn’t mean that we stop all actions to be safe. Similarly, as a Project Sponsor, you may hear about various risks in the project. Again, when someone...

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SP writes extensively on Project Sponsorship, Management, Business Transformation and Change.

Building A Rock Solid Foundation

A Guide for Project Sponsors

Building A Rock Solid Foundation

This book is for the Project Sponsors and executives. There are practical examples, tips and process that will help sponsors to lead from the front. The book will force you to think from different dimensions. If you implement knowledge, methods and tips, you will experience instant results. You will see the improvement in the order, focus and growth in the morale of the team.

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