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The Project Management Blueprint

Mark Warner

Engineering Project Management: Unraveled & Explained

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How Will We Build It?

“The entire and total purpose of a project is to develop, build, and deliver a predefined thing. How will one do this? What is the plan to acquire that thing?” — T.M. Rahauhn, PE, PMP

We know who wants the project and why, what they want...

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How Good Is Good Enough?

“Every element of scope should have acceptance criteria. And these requirements should derive from somewhere higher up the project food chain — ultimately, to the stakeholders’ objectives and mission.” — Sr. Project Manager, NASA

We’ve e...

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What, Exactly?

“The first thing I’ll ask a struggling project manager is to show me their Work Breakdown Structure.”
— Bill McVeigh, Dash360.com

We’ve covered the Who and the Why in steps 1 and 2, respectively. Now it’s time for the project’s What....

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Who’s on Second?

[Starting a project] without the audience in mind is like writing a love letter and addressing it to ‘whom it may concern.’” — Ken Hamer, AT&T Research Manager

Okay, before we begin today’s post, I need to make a confession: I am not ent...

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Get Step 1 Wrong. Get Everything Wrong.

The 10 steps of the Project Management Blueprint aren’t an a’la carte menu. They’re a (mostly) sequential chain, with each step sitting where it does in the series because the steps after it need it. Skip one, or shuffle the order, and some...

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