Project Management: The Law of Karma In 1996, Tony Blair, the former Prime Minister of the UK, went to meet then-US President Bill Clinton. After their meeting, as he was leaving, Clinton stopped him and said, “I want to talk to you about something really important.” Blair got excited, thinking Clinton was about to share […]
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How to Avoid Project Choices That Bite Back Later In projects, as in life, sometimes we make critical choices that initially look smart but later turn out to be dumb. During the lifecycle of a biopharma project, especially during the initial design phase, many such choices have to be made that do not reveal their
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How to Avoid Extra Cost, Delays, and Confusion: Write User Requirements at the Very Beginning A few years back, as the owner’s HVAC Lead in a biopharma project, I had an urgent task on my hand: Create User Requirements Specifications (URS) for the Primary Air Handling Units (PAHUs). Unfortunately, this particular URS never saw the
