Leadership – Page 72 – Silicon Valley Project Management

The Power of Memory in Project Management

By Debbie Hein / May 5, 2008

In a recent project team meeting we were reviewing an Ishikawa diagram and root cause analysis as a means to determine the […]

By Bas De Baar / May 4, 2008

In this final posting about the Fish Pond metaphor we will look under water to see what we can learn

By Bas De Baar / May 2, 2008

In my previous postings I have introduced the use of a fish pond as a metaphor for leading projects and

By Bas De Baar / April 29, 2008

Every project is unique. Circumstances are always different. Different people. Different goals. To lead a project, or organizations in general

By Bas De Baar / April 28, 2008

For those who missed it: the world is changing. We are global, diverse and confused. This is not your grandfather’s

By Karina Jensen / April 26, 2008

Yes, we’re living in a world economy and it’s the era of globalization. Yet it seems so difficult for many

By Karina Jensen / April 23, 2008

The international adventures and pitfalls of a global project manager can make great storytelling for your team campfire. Then why

By Karina Jensen / April 21, 2008

You’ve developed the global project plan, polished the strategy, won approval from the sponsoring executive, and presented it with great

By Unknown PM / April 19, 2008

If you have not read Shampa’s post below I encourage all of you to read it. I would like to

By Unknown PM / April 18, 2008

Wow, I guess they’ve got a for dummies book on everything now. Awesome. There is also of course the 10

By Unknown PM / April 16, 2008

Hmm… I remember the bad old days and maybe some of you are still living tlhem, getting up early or