PERT Works for Non-Construction Projects, Too!
When first you heard of the PERT Diagram, it was probably in relation to engineering, architecture, or other construction or […]
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Goals
Avoiding Problem Of Padding
A project manager friend of mine recently transitioned into software industry from hardware manufacturing. He was complaining about the problems
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A New Decade
This is the very last week of 2009. Can you believe it? This year has gone by faster than any
Balancing Act: Live and Virtual Communities
How a team feels impacts its productivity and business results. Imagine if the acrobat above was having a bad day…
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Risk Management – Paradoxes and PLC
Two of the keynote speakers at the PMI Risk Symposium provided insights into how different risks change in priority over
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Risk Management – What about the Opportunities?
The approach to Risk Management can also be used for Opportunity Management by using a different point of view.
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Risk Register – Short & Sweet or Extensive & Complete?
Another highlight (IMHO) of the Risk Symposium was Eldon F. Jones’ presentation on “Risk Register – What is it and
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Tools & Techniques – Microsoft Project Best Practices (2)
Project Conference 2009 continues through this week in Phoenix, AZ. As Microsoft prepares for the release of Project 2010, it’s
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Tools & Techniques – Microsoft Project Best Practices (1)
With the kick-off of Project Conference 2009 in Phoenix, AZ this week Microsoft has invited some customers and partners to
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Earth-worthy projects
Have you thought about the environment in your projects? Yes, even if you have NO wind turbines, solar cells, or cars that run on used french-fry oil in your project. Have you? Well, consider this posting as a start.
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Project Management and Knowledge Management, Part 2: After-Action Reviews as a Knowledge Management Activity
In my first post about Project Management and Knowledge Management I spoke about Collaboration, in this second post I will