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Agile Delivery in Government
How to establish an agile, user-centred digital delivery function in Government organisations
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Things you need to consider to become a Contract Project Manager
I was recently asked by a junior colleague about the world of contracting. She seemed to find my words useful so I thought I’d share it with anyone else looking to move over to the dark side. Note: These are based on my experiences only. I’d strongly advise you to do your own research before…
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Wheel of Misfortune
Identify Operational Risks with a Wheel of Misfortune For several months, we have been working on migrating a key service to a new Kubernetes platform. Whilst we have done security assessments and implemented protective monitoring, as we near the switchover date, there are a couple of things that keep me up at night: We don’t…
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How small tweaks can bring long-lasting process improvements
Reviewing processes and making tweaks can bring wide-ranging and longstanding benefits to a team
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It’s all about the little things
As DPMs, it’s our job to look after our team and make them feel valued. Read how even the smallest things can make the biggest difference.
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Interview Preparation for Delivery managers
Get a leg up on the competition for your next Digital Project Manager role with these interview questions, tips and general advice.
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A day in the life of a Digital Project Manager
An insight into what a Digital Project Manager gets up to on a typical day
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PM 101: Break it Down
As a PM, you’ll often be faced with complex problems with many unknown variables. Don’t panic. Trust in Elephants and break it down.
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PM 101: Always Question Everything
The first and very best piece of advice I got as a Project Manager is ‘Always question everything’ – It’s a PM’s best and most useful tool.
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Support Management Tips
In this new 3 part series, we’ll be sharing some tips, useful tools and interesting methodologies that the Support Management team at Bytebubble have put together based on our own experiences of providing ongoing support to clients. Introduction In part 1, we’ll be discussing some general tips that will help you avoid common mishaps and…
