The Only Thing that is Constant is Change
A second complaint from my students (see yesterday’s post) is: “Management adds requirements to my project without asking me if […]
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Goals
New Class, Same Story
I’m in the middle of teaching my Software Requirements Engineering course at UCSC Extension. On the first day of class,
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Haikus from Cisco
UCSC Extension did an onsite class in Creative Thinking at Cisco last month. I thought you might resonate with the results. And
Happy New Year!
As the guest blogger for the switch from 2007 to 2008, I wanted to do a series of posts looking
“Vivo Per Lei”
During an intermission of Andrea Bocelli’s concert tonight, I was comparing his concert tour project manager job to my own
DNDTA
A friend of mine once told me about a technique for keeping track of lessons learned. She keeps a file
Project Turkey
Just as there are many ways to manage a project, there are many ways to cook a turkey. We all
Environmental Electronics – no time to learn from your mistakes!!
Unusual title I know – Saturday at last (and my last blog here) I just spent the day shooting clays
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Environmental compliance: Putting it all together (or have it all fall apart: )
A fast overview of the things you need to check from a project management perspective. (Friday …… at last…………..) This week
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It’s environmentally friendly!! – what do you mean it doesn’t work?
A project manager’s guide to reliability aspects of lead free electronics implementation. I trust that you are not part of
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Environmental Alchemy
How the EU RoHS legislation turned engineers into lawyers: : 😎 From a Project Management perspective it can sometimes be
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