1). Thai..ke Thyme: Project managing your R&R time
Sounds a bit of a contradiction doesn’t it? I mean project management is often a tad frenetic, so how do […]
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Priorities
Project Management Unplugged: Facilitation and the Power of Intuition
When I started working as a Program Manager back in the early 90s, I realized that I had to take
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Project Management Unplugged: When it’s not about the metrics
Project Management Unplugged: When it’s not about the metrics Where I’m coming from… Job descriptions for project and program managers
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Common Sense Produces Uncommon Results
Originally published on CareerShorts.com where Kimberly has been invited to contribute blogs periodically on global leadership and project management. Did
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Getting beyond padded estimates — part two!
Your team members get a bit wiggy in giving you an accurate estimate for a lot of reasons. Maybe they
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Systems Thinking 4: Complex, Not Complicated
On a recent trip to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival I spotted a whole mess of geese flying overhead, so I
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Systems Thinking 2: Activity=Progress
The recent economic woes, and accompanying 10% official unemployment rate, have a lot of my friends looking for work. Down-sized,
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Are You Managing Your Projects, or Is Your E-mail Managing You?
This post features a recommended “daily start-up” routine that will keep you focused on your key projects and priorities rather than being driven by your e-mail and the “crisis du jour” on a daily basis, by Randy Dean, the author of the recent Amazon E-mail Bestseller, Taming the E-mail Beast.
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Simple steps to manage your project changes
This is the 3rd of the three articles that discuss about strategies for new project managers to function effectively. The three steps are; understanding top ten reasons of a project failure and how to proactively plan to avoid them, how to have a solid communication plan and how to manage changes. The 3rd article covers the importance of impact analysis and how to manage changes.
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Project communication and how to create a communication management plan
This is the 2nd of the three articles that discuss about strategies for new project managers to function effectively. The three steps are; understanding top ten reasons of a project failure and how to proactively plan to avoid them, how to have a solid communication plan and how to manage changes. The 2nd article covers the importance of communication and how to create project communicationmanagement plan.
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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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