Using a glossary for discussions
In discussions aimed at bringing about organisational changes, we should agree on the definitions of abstract terms we use.
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Common Language
The importance of defining abstract terms
In Project Management, we need to clearly define what we mean by terms such as system, method, methodology, framework, process, vision, strategy and tactic. Everything at work changes based on how we understanding such terms.
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From abstract to concrete
In projects, defining abstract terms helps us see the broader context, allowing us to better see where to zoom in.
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Why the fuss about words? Why not just get on with the job?
When we study Project Management to address real problems, then the meaning of words (and the implications of these words) matter a whole lot more.
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The significance of Project Management maturity
Training does not begin with ‘staff’. The first step is to equip the senior decision-makers to set a strategic direction for Project Management, and to set measures for what real-world ‘success’ would be.
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Building your List of Terms
Your List of Terms should allow you to use a variety of tools to distil and crystallise your comprehension of the terms, and to discuss them with others.
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