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Category: Execution

Articles related to the executing phase in Projects.

Case: The Irresponsible Sponsors
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Case: The Irresponsible Sponsors

Posted on March 8, 2024by Hajar Lie Madhat

Both executives had to find a way to save face and avoid the humiliation of having to admit that they squandered a few million dollars on two useless R&D projects. This could very well impact their year-end bonuses.

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Case: The Prioritization of Projects
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Case: The Prioritization of Projects

Posted on February 2, 2024by Hajar Lie Madhat

The working relationships between the directorates deteriorated to the point where senior management reluctantly agreed to step in. The total number of projects that the four directorates wanted to complete over the next few years exceeded 350…..

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Case: The Invisible Sponsor
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Case: The Invisible Sponsor

Posted on January 12, 2024by Hajar Lie Madhat

As expected, Al did not respond. Fred then decided that he had to pressure Al one way or another into making timely decisions as the project sponsor. Fred then sent an e-mail to Al that stated…

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