Communications – Page 30 – Silicon Valley Project Management

Panache Protects Your PM Job

Project management panache packs a punch when project managers are perceived as “having expertise in a critical area.” Andrew Meyer […]

My prodigiously prolific project management peers have several deliciously witty answers to the question; “what provides a project manager with

By Karina Jensen / March 12, 2009

How would you translate the innovation culture in the SF Bay Area to a group of international engineering students? Would

By Karina Jensen / March 10, 2009

Sitting through a debate session at the European Commission’s conference on creativity and innovation, I wondered how this very conservative

By Karina Jensen / March 8, 2009

Despite all of the doom and gloom of the global economy, there is still a ray of light that reminds

By Lisa DiTullio / February 20, 2009

Have you started the conversation with your team about Expected Behaviors yet? The dialogue may not be as uncomfortable you

By Lisa DiTullio / February 16, 2009

Are your projects “shovel ready”? For those of you who have not been paying attention, shovel ready projects is the

By ArLyne Diamond / January 19, 2009

When we think about creativity, we tend to think about Research and Development and new product/service innovation. But, why not

By Lisa DiTullio / December 8, 2008

Last month I once again had the pleasure of hosting the Annual PMO Workshop for ProjectWorld in Orlando, Florida. The event, now

Accidental Project Manager Series Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3 / Part 4 / Part 5 / Part

By ArLyne Diamond / November 28, 2008

In classrooms all over the world little children are taught the importance of coloring within the lines. Indeed, they are