Your scope statement is your first quality document — and if it is weak, every quality decision that follows is built on sand. This post explains why scope and quality are the same conversation, and introduces the Quality Lens Review to strengthen your requirements before sign-off.
Most project managers treat Risk and Quality as separate disciplines. But every quality failure is a risk that was not managed — and every unmanaged risk is a quality failure waiting to happen. This post breaks down exactly where they intersect and introduces a practical tool to get them talking.
Ask ten project managers what “quality” means and you’ll get ten different answers. Some will point to the sign-off checklist. Some will say it’s about meeting the client’s requirements. A few will mention ISO 9001. And at least one will quietly admit they’re not entirely sure — they just know it when they see it….
In action at the International SHERQ Conference in Swaziland – discussing the difference between SMART and CLEAR goals
Photo’s from my presentation on 24th August at the Garland Ladies Luncheon. Spoke extensively about 20 Beautiful Women Africa Edition, and admonished them to write their own story. We each have our own story, and when we write it firstly it makes it available to others to glean the benefit of our experience – but…
Adele Buys interviewing me about the book 20 Beautiful Women: Africa Edition. Purchase your copy here: http://michellemills.co.za/20upliftingstories
Photo’s from various talks I’ve attended. Speaking primarily about the need for multiple streams of income
Professionalism, not passion, has to be the core of your business. Michelle Mills, a businesswoman, speaker and co-author of “20 Beautiful Women: Africa Edition” used this as her platform at the Around-Ten Business Clusters (ATBC) meeting held at Cherrylane Gourmet Café recently. The ATBC is a monthly business breakfast forum where every meeting has a…
Speaking at the Friends of the Library Networking function