Lean-Agile Bath Remodel Project

Mark Monteleone PMP®  CBAP®  CBA®

The purpose of this article is to cite an example of using Lean-Agile project management for a small home construction project – a bathroom remodel. The remodeling firm unknowingly uses a Lean-Agile project approach that was the result of lessons learned over years of experience. In fact, when I questioned the remodeling firm about Lean-Agile, the firm’s response was “What is that?” Regardless of what you call it, the firm uses their construction approach because it works...

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Business jargon….in a nutshell

Danie Van Den Berg, CBAP

With this article, I’ve done the heavy lifting for you, by mentioning some of these jargon-based pearls of wisdom here. You need to realize that in order for you to make some headway in the corporate world, you’ll need to get some skin in the game, stop being an armchair general and put your head on a block instead...

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Business Analyst vs Data Analyst

Ananya Pani, Co-Founder, Adapative US

Somebody inquired to me in one of the professional networking site if I can suggest what the difference between a Business analyst and data analyst is.
This is a dilemma that is common in the minds of numerous professionals who are new to Business analysis or intending to get into this space.
As the name proposes a first hand analysis by any layman will state that the business analyst role includes analysis from a business perspective, though the data analyst role deals with primarily analyzing data...

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Why Defining the Business Need is Critical

Michael White, Business Analyst

Most professionals in project management understand that in order to successfully approach a project, the problem statement must be clearly defined. The problem is that many practitioners treat problems and opportunities interchangeably when developing Business Cases and Project Charters. Understanding the difference between problems and opportunities is critical to selecting the optimal approach any project....

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