OPORD
It’s the acronym that stands for “Operations Order”, and an Operations Order is used as the plan for performing military missions. And since military missions
It’s the acronym that stands for “Operations Order”, and an Operations Order is used as the plan for performing military missions. And since military missions
At least on projects, it’s “scope”. And it’s what we in the project management biz call a “project objective”. The other “project objectives” are “schedule”,
In its most recent version of the Project Management Body of Knowledge, the seventh edition, the Project Management Institute defines a “project” as any “temporary
This article addresses the old chicken-egg SNCO|JMO|SMO argument!
Military Members and Veterans are adept at responding to rapid change, assembling and coaching high-performing teams, and conducting continuous improvement the entire time.
Breaking down how conducting a military mission equates to managing a project; aside from the shooting.
Since civilian projects share the same definition as military missions, military leaders have project management experience! Find out it translates…
Military Leaders can use Fayol’s globally accepted, centuries old, proven theory of business administration to translate their experience into project and general management experience with phenomenal results. This article describes the concept.
Military Leaders have significant amounts of project management experience; the trick is translating it into a commercially viable form. Watch how we turn an air assault into a commercial project!