INSIGHT Staff

Finishing as much work as possible early on is one of the keys to keeping a project on schedule.

Some principles learned from human spaceflight can be transportable to help people in extreme remote situations on Earth.

The complexity of the recovery operations for the Orion spacecraft created useful lessons on partnerships between two government agencies.

Michelle Drabik discusses knowledge sharing at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

Capturing and transferring knowledge in a program is critical.

A project culture open to discussing tough questions can help with mission success.

High-level goals were established to allow flexibility and innovation in the design of the Commercial Orbital Transportation Systems (COTS).

A collection of articles and publications, case studies, and videos on the Apollo program to assist researchers, facilitators, and the technical workforce.

Co-location can help increase effectiveness for a project team during a complex mission.