Mike Roberts, our Training Practice Lead, not only attended the event but also delivered a standout session on inclusive leadership, earning accolades from attendees. Here’s a recap of the key highlights, insights, and takeaways that left a lasting impact—and some advice on how to apply them in your career.
Business analysis is crucial for aligning business strategies, processes, or projects with an organisation's goals and objectives, ensuring that change initiatives are effectively managed and implemented.
Business Analysis is a field that focuses on enabling change within organisations by identifying their needs and proposing solutions that bring value to stakeholders.
Earlier this year, PMI announced a new certification – PMI-CP™. This Blog aims to provide answers to PMI-CP is a great certification for those working in the construction industry.
Business analysis in project management involves identifying and defining business needs, then developing solutions to meet those needs within a project framework.
Discover the world of accidental project managers in IT. Delve into their challenges and learn how formal training can empower them to excel.
Offshore IT development continues to be a popular option for many organisations undertaking IT projects. It allows scaleable expansion for technical teams, maximising delivery.
According to A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide), Project governance is an “oversight function that is
Right now, we’re suffering from a shortage of skilled people. It’s a global thing, but it’s really hitting organisations hard in New Zealand.
Use this Christmas break to disconnect to reconnect. This allows us to come back to the workplace with a fresh new perspective.
At Millpond, we’re passionate about projects. We provide the full range of project services and training to increase your team’s skills and capabilities to help you achieve your business outcomes.
By creating calm across your projects, no matter the breadth and complexity, we help create the momentum you need to move your organisation forward.
