Lessons Learned – the Case Study

Maciej Bodych

08-05-2026

Strefa PMI nr 31 International, Grudzień 2020

Much has been written about collecting lessons learned in projects. On the one hand, project management standards provide guidelines and examples of such activities. On the other hand, even the Agile world has focused on collecting and implementing improvements (for example in the form of retrospectives in Scrum) from the very beginning of its “existence”. And while the Scrum teams often use the retrospective, on large projects it is a bit like a “square peg in a round hole” and is primarily done at the very end of the project (only because it is required by the project closure documentation).

Project Manager’s kaleidoscope

Anna Gambal

21-01-2021

Strefa PMI nr 31, Listopad 2020

Being a Project Manager you need to act in different roles at once depending on many factors in a certain time. Nowadays in the DNA of the PM there is an ability to play and juggle different roles and responsibilities for the success of the project. You as PM need to be a functional or hierarchical manager, sales person, finance manager, change manager, risk manager etc. at once. Sometimes you ought to be a psychologist as well or even play a role of devil’s advocate to make sure your team will achieve their deliverables in the boundaries of the project. Sounds like you shall see your projects as if they are pictures in a kaleidoscope to lead your Team to success and bring customer satisfaction - from different angles, in different shades and colors.

Tablica Hoshin Kanri – kierunek wdrażanej strategii

Wojciech Josek

05-09-2020

Strefa PMI nr 26, wrzesień 2019

Używając metafory można stwierdzić, że metoda Hoshin Kanri (z jap.: wyznaczanie kierunku działania) stanowi igłę w kompasie wskazującą organizacji kierunek wdrażanej strategii. Dzięki takiemu kompasowi zdobywamy wiedzę, w którą stronę powinien zmierzać rozwój naszej firmy.

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