Risk – Page 14 – Silicon Valley Project Management

A Common Sense Approach to Managing Risk

By Bruce Pittman / October 9, 2007

This weekend I was teaching Project Risk and Opportunity Management at Santa Clara University in the graduate engineering school. As […]

By Bruce Pittman / October 4, 2007

As I write this I am helping to facilitate a workshop dealing with how to transition the US portion

By Bruce Pittman / October 1, 2007

There are many aspects of project management that are important and worthy of comment. In this post I will present

By Anita Wotiz / September 1, 2007

Unintended consequences? I certainly would agree with anyone who tells me there are appropriate circumstances and projects for outsourcing, whether

By Anita Wotiz / August 29, 2007

Managing outsourced work Now that you’ve made your decision, picked a supplier, and written a contract, just kick back and

By Anita Wotiz / August 27, 2007

A few more things to do before making the outsourcing decision: 3. Create a Request for Proposal (RFP) that describes,

By Anita Wotiz / August 26, 2007

A company that has its own software development capability is driven to outsource software development in an attempt to save

Risk management has always been tricky. It’s sometimes difficult to imagine the myriad ways in which something could go wrong

By David M. Katz / August 11, 2007

Welcome back to blog # 5 in the series. Today, for project management, we are going to look at a

I’m sick of this job! I’m going to go out on my own and become a project management consultant! Hmm…

PROJECT MANAGEMENT BEST PRACTICES TO AVOID CAREER LIMITING MOVES – PART 3 of 3 Jeff Schlageter President, Project Acceleration [email protected]