Join the House of PMO for a session focused on the key project management tool – the RAID log. Show Me Your RAID Log Projects typically don’t go wrong because of the project plan. It’s not the activities on their Kanban boards or their 1500-line schedule. Projects go wrong because of unmanaged risks, forgotten action items, out-of-control issues, or […]
Join us on May 29 at 1 pm EST for a live webinar "Show Me Your RAID Log" with Kim Essendrup, PMP. This presentation is based on the content from his book, "The Ultimate Guide to RAID Logs". Projects don’t go wrong because of the activities on your Kanban board or your 1000-line project schedule. […]
Join us every other Friday at 9:30 AM MST for a 30-minute power session and get your RAID log questions answered.
Join us virtually at the PM in Practice: Leading Built Environment Projects & AI in Project Management event, hosted by Boston University on June 14-15th, 2024! Our CEO, Kim Essendrup […]
Join us every other Friday at 9:30 AM MST for a 30-minute power session and get your RAID log questions answered.
Join us every other Friday at 9:30 AM MST for a 30-minute power session and get your RAID log questions answered.
Join us every other Friday at 9:30 AM MST for a 30-minute power session and get your RAID log questions answered.
🌟 PMI-MN Members! Join Kim Essendrup, the founder of RAIDLOG and co-host of the Project Management Happy Hour Podcast for the launch of RAIDLOG’s Practitioner Training Course exclusively presented to active PMI […]
Join us every other Friday at 9:30 AM MST for a 30-minute power session and get your RAID log questions answered.
Join us every other Friday at 9:30 AM MST for a 30-minute power session and get your RAID log questions answered.
🌟 PMI-Chicagoland Members! Join Kim Essendrup, the founder of RAIDLOG and co-host of the Project Management Happy Hour Podcast for the launch of RAIDLOG’s Practitioner Workshop exclusively presented to active PMI Chicagoland […]
Projects don’t go wrong because of the activities on your Kanban board or your 1000-line project schedule. Projects typically go wrong because of unmanaged risks, forgotten action items, out of control issues or poor […]