Equations behind successful change: I2 = M2

I2 = M2

If managers are Informed as they were always Informed, managers will Manage in the way they always Managed                              (Stefan van Aalst)

A good equation is usually simple and beautiful and is perfectly capable of explaining itself. This is definitely one of them.

Equations behind successful change: M2 = D2

M2 = D2

If people Do what people always Did, you Get what you always Got                              (Stefan van Aalst)

A good equation is usually simple and beautiful and is perfectly capable of explaining itself. This is definitely one of them.

Project Portfolio Management

A lot has been written on Project Portfolio Management (PPM). However, I needed to piece things together to get a picture of why it is good to have PPM in place. This blog is sharing this picture.

Equations behind successful change: D2 = G2

D2 = G2

If people Do what people always Did, you Get what you always Got                              (anon)

A good equation is usually simple and beautiful and is perfectly capable of explaining itself. This is definitely one of them.

MIN = MAX-rule

MIN = MAX-rule

The MINimum that is required is the MAXimum that we'll do                         (Stefan van Aalst)

In the top 3 of reasons why projects fail or are less successful than they could have been, is scope creep / changes. The min=max-rule significantly reduces this cause for failure.