Who doesn’t want to be successful?  To have repeatable and controllable success is the promise of good project management.  Such promises don’t come easy though.   It takes good practices and procedures that are consistently applied, measured and reviewed - this is the hallmark of mature organizational project management (OPM). 

Who doesn’t want to be successful? To have repeatable and controllable success is the promise of good project management. This article takes a look at the different levels of project management maturity and what that means to law firms.

Can a stack of sticky notes, a pen, and a blank wall revolutionize your firm’s legal work? Kanban, a visual system for legal project management, may do just that.

Add a smidgen of Agile, dust with a hint of Waterfall, and add a large dollop of Scrum, and you’ve got a modern project. In years past, you would have had to choose a single methodology to get a project done, but increasingly in today’s world, you can select additional project methodologies that will help you get the job done better.