Grow Up

By Randall Englund on September 7th, 2007

grow up Brilliant adolescence is not a recipe for continued success in Silicon Valley, although it has been largely responsible for a great deal of momentum to date.

To address this concern in your organization, invite your sponsor to invigorate your organization at the Project Management Institute (PMI) Silicon Valley Maturity Forum 2007 Projects Programs and Portfolios in Organization on Friday, September 14th at the Decathlon Club in Santa Clara.  There is just a limited time left to register at www.pmisv.org.

I’m looking forward to opening this event by talking about “Creating Excellence in/through Project Management.”  Then learn about a strategic execution framework, assessment tools, benchmarking data, and the organizational project management maturity model (OPM3).  This is an important event not to be missed.

Randy Englund, www.englundpmc.com

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Randall Englund

RANDALL L ENGLUND, M.B.A. in management, B.S.E.E., is certified by PDMA as a New Product Development Professional (NPDP) and as a Certified Business Manager (CBM) by the Association of Professionals in Business Management. He worked as a senior project manager at Hewlett-Packard for more than 20 years. Randy co-authored Creating an Environment for Successful Projects, Creating the Project Office, and Project Sponsorship.As an executive consultant, trainer, speaker, and professional facilitator, the Englund Project Management Consultancy helps discover and create organic systems to achieve more from project-based work, using assessment, systemic inquiry, multimedia experiences, and interactive dialogue. Randy is an instructor at UCSC Extension. englundr@pacbell.net www.englundpmc.com
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