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Why Project DPro?

Why Project DPro?

Among several project management methodologies, why PMD Pro? John Cropper is the PM4NGOs vice-chair and was one of the guide writers and talks about the PMD Pro Guide highlights. 

Being Crisp in a Mushy World

Being Crisp in a Mushy World

This blog was originally posted on Humentum. Many of us have at least some experience working in a mushy decision-making environment. Mushy environments are ones where deadlines are guidelines and decisions are deferred, reversed, revised or revisited. There is a fine...

Reasons to be cheerful

Reasons to be cheerful

This blog was originally posted on APM. Chiropractors, taxi drivers, the Marylebone Cricket Club and internal auditors. All of these have received a Royal Charter in recent years, as have many other organisations. The first one was granted to the University of...

Adapting to Changing Humanitarian Sector

Adapting to Changing Humanitarian Sector

The humanitarian system is caring for more people in more parts of the world than ever before. Partly in response to this, the sector has grown exponentially and is, in many ways, very crowded. But despite this huge growth, the sector has continued to find it...

Risk, or Issue?

Risk, or Issue?

This blog was originally posted on Trevor K Nelson. One of the more common questions seen lately in online project management discussions focuses on the difference between a Risk and an Issue. The question generally comes from newer Project Managers, and usually asks...

2017 PM4NGOs Board Meeting

2017 PM4NGOs Board Meeting

A lot has been written recently about the virtues and advantages of virtual organizations. From the ability to find unbelievable talent anywhere in the world, to reduced overhead costs, to bringing in more diverse viewpoints and cultures. All of these things are true....

Four key factors for eWorkshop success

Four key factors for eWorkshop success

This blog was originally posted on Humentum. I used not to believe much in online trainings compared to face to face. However, this training has really shifted my mind towards it: the setting, the support, the quality of material, and the flow was simply amazing and...

Purpose and Belonging in Mergers

Purpose and Belonging in Mergers

Over the last year, there seems to be growing interest and efforts focused on exploring and executing mergers and acquisitions within our sector. Three examples of creative forms of collaboration across our membership community include: DAI and IntraHealth; RTI...

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