Tag Archives: Big Picture

Look at the Big Picture

Posted on September 15, 2010 by

I have written so extensively about project failure over the past few years, (indeed the last time was only last Tuesday) that I thought it was time to do something about it, by adding my contribution to a future  where the … Continue reading →

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Projects Planned in Haste Are a Waste

Posted on August 31, 2010 by

Most IT projects seem to follow a similar start-up process. The business have an idea, which requires for example a new software application. IT get involved (or worse maybe they don’t). An outline solution is discussed and this is worked into … Continue reading →

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Drawing the Big Picture

Posted on March 17, 2010 by

We have always called it Big Picture Facilitation, but here is a video from Grove, who are the masters and originators of using pictures to facilitate change. See what David Sibbet means by active visualisation for engagement:

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Benefit Mapping Project Change Requests

Posted on March 4, 2010 by

Scope creep is the expansion of project requirements beyond what was originally identified at the start of the project. In traditional waterfall projects, changes to requirements are usually managed through a change request process. In DSDM, RAD and Agile projects, … Continue reading →

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