S6E132: Best Value Performance Management and Palms Up Approaches with Richard Plumery

<p>In this episode, Val ventures in Han Solo fashion discussing the best value performance metrics approaches with Rich Plumery. Rich provides a non-linear and diverse background with which he credits his understanding of what works on projects.&nbsp;</p> <p>Rich discusses his findings and summation of the Project Controls 10 commandments&nbsp;</p> <p>Thou shall:</p> <p>1) Eliminate systemic risks within the organization</p> <p>2) Provide an unbiased objective view (verify )</p> <p>3) Focus more on critical risks and report on them more frequently</p> <p>4) Keep risk management active and aware throughout the execution</p> <p>5) Be where the work is more than where your desk is</p> <p>6) Manage and report change rigorously and rapidly</p> <p>7) More about analytical analysis than information production</p> <p>8) Analyze trends and use leading indicators</p> <p>9) Look forward with good planning and backward by using solid historical knowledge</p> <p>10) Provide the best value by doing the other Nine Commandments (build credibility in our craft)</p> <p>You can also see further work here- <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/project-controls-ten-commandments-rich-plumery-pmp-evp/ " target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/project-controls-ten-commandments-rich-plumery-pmp-evp/ </a><br> </p> <p>Rich Plumery is an international speaker, published author and subject matter expert on project delivery and performance management. Rich is a Technical Board Director for the Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineering (AACE) International, which sets the guidelines for many of our industry practices.&nbsp;Rich has unique experiences outside the industry as he started and sold several businesses including a tactical supply business and sports performance coaching business teaching speed, power, agility and balance. This business coached hundreds of professional athletes and prepared over 200 college athletes for the NFL Combine. He also runs a foundation to support developmentally challenged adults in the lo