SPARK Method™ Foundation Course
The SPARK Method™ Community
Connect with project managers defeating IT Project Killers daily.
A free, private community for IT project managers working with the SPARK Method™ — whether you are just starting with the Red Flag Spotter or you are a Foundation Course graduate.
The community is where the work continues between courses.
What Happens in the Community
Four Things That Make It Worth Joining
Peer discussion on live project challenges
Real situations, real responses from practitioners who have been there. Not theoretical advice from people who have not run a project under pressure.
First-look access to new content
New resources, frameworks, and tools appear in the community before they go to the general list. Community members see it first.
Direct access to Dr. Martin Moss
Questions answered within 24 hours on business days. Not a support ticket — a genuine response from the person who built the methodology.
Acknowledgement of milestones
Identified a Killer in your live project. Completed a module. Navigated a difficult steering committee moment. This community notices and marks that progress.
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Client Testimonials
Don’t take our word for it – here’s what our clients say:
John Doe
Company name
Applied the detection practice from Module 4 this week. Found what I think is an active #3 in our ERP rollout. Anyone dealt with this combination before?
John Doe
Company name
Yes — #3 and #6 together in a rollout is a pattern I’ve seen twice. The key is the sequencing of how you address them…
John Doe
Company name
Good catch Sarah. James is right on the sequencing. One thing to check first — is the #3 the cause or a symptom of something else active upstream?
Three Types of Members
Member Type 1
Foundation Course students and graduates
Working through the methodology and wanting to discuss it with peers doing the same — applying the framework to real live projects in parallel.
Member Type 2
Red Flag Spotter downloaders
Found warning signs in their project and want to discuss what they found with others in similar situations before deciding what to do next.
Member Type 3
IT project managers at any stage
Looking for a private, non-public space to ask genuine questions about difficult project situations — away from LinkedIn’s public audiences.
What the Community Is Not
The community is not a sales channel. Products are only mentioned in a dedicated announcements channel when directly relevant to members. It is not a lecture space — Dr. Moss participates as a senior practitioner in a peer conversation, not as a teacher in a classroom. Every direct question gets a response. No question is too basic or too specific.