02/06/2024 Ziad Albasir Budget, Business Development, Business Transformation, Cost Control, EPMO, EPPM, Main Pages, PMO, PPMO, Project Cost Controls, Project Portfolio Management Office, Resources Planning

How To Build Successful EPMO?

Are your real estate development ambitions crumbling under the weight of chronic delays and budget overrun? Every missed deadline and overrun, not just eroding your profit margins, but it is turning your strategic goals into dust. Are you ready to control it and stop the risk of failure? Is this the legacy you want to leave as a business leader – a trail of stalled projects and shattered dreams? Do you feel frustrated by EPMO processes that is helpless of […]

26/05/2023 Ziad Albasir Business Development, Business Transformation, Cost Control, EPMO, EPPM, Planning, Planning & Control, PMO, Portfolio Management, PPMO

How To Create an Effective Project Portfolio Management Governance

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13/04/2023 Ziad Albasir Bidding & Tendering, Budget, Business Development, Business Transformation, Cost Control, Project Cost Controls

Change Orders: Where It Can Be a Gateway to Construction Fraud and Misconduct

Agenda Contents Introduction. 2 Understanding the scope of works. 2 The Fraud Scenarios in Change Orders. 3 Conclusion. 5 Introduction Fraud and misconduct in construction have become a pervasive problem globally, with up to $5 trillion expected to be lost to corruption by 2030. One of the areas where these illicit activities often occur is during the change order process, where individuals on the client side collude with contractors to engage in fraudulent practices. The aim of this article […]

28/08/2016 Ziad Albasir Business Development

Successful Business Planning Using Client’s Business Model

Successful business delivery is always based on client satisfaction. Understanding your clients’ needs means loyal customers and sustainable growth. Sustainable growth is a challenge on containing market changes. Market analysis history shows patterns of market expansion and recession. According to the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) in the United States, there have been 11 business cycles from 1945 to 2009, with the average length of a cycle lasting about 69 months, or a little less than six years. The […]