Successful project management

Successful with Minimal Effort

Two-thirds of all projects are constantly facing time or budget constraints, have too few employees, produce quality issues, or encounter other difficulties. Most established project management techniques consume a lot of time but yield little improvement because they address the wrong issues. They are designed for large projects, not for small and medium-sized ones. The effort is disproportionate to the result.

However, it can be so simple: It is essential to find the right method for the specific task and apply it appropriately. The focus is always on the benefit of a solution. This is the essence of project management.

• What is the goal of my project, or what does my client really want?

• What simple method will help me achieve that?

• Is the chosen step useful and necessary?.