The Umbrella of Program Governance
All of the topics – principles, processes and practices ‒ in this series of blogs belong under an umbrella of governance.
Posts By Glen Alleman
In The End Project Management is About Risk Management
This is the last in the series of blogs about project management on federal projects. To wrap up, here’s the most important topic: risk management.
Managing Risk as Opportunity
Good risk management is not about fear of failure; it is about removing barriers to success. This is when opportunity management emerges.
Project Management: Now for the Hard Part
With the principles, practices and processes in place, we need to pull all these together into a coherent program management process.
10 Practices That Implement the 5 Processes and 5 Principles
The 10 practices of project success encompass the entire lifecycle of a project or program, from inception to the creation of the performance measurement baseline. Learn how these 10 practices can improve your project management.
5 Processes That Implement the 5 Immutable Principles of Project Success
Learn the five principles of project success.
Capabilities Based Planning
What you need to know about capabilities in the planning process.
Measuring Physical Percent Complete
But before you can have a useful measure of progress to plan, you need a target for that performance.
Risk Management: What You Need to Know
What the five principles of risk management mean for you.
What’s Our Plan to Reach Done as Needed?
It is the discipline that requires the most focus for the planners and program controls staff. Without this discipline, the development of a credible baseline is simply not possible.