Welcome to the blog, where practitioners share project management insights with the community. The blogs are written by volunteers of the SVPM Scrum Team Program and external contributors.
Part One creates conditions so that change could happen. In Part Two, change the emphasis from planning to doing. Now
Creating the Project Office – Part Two – making change happen Read More »
Creating a project office may be the “in thing” to do. It is also fraught with perils. A goal may
Creating the Project Office – Part One – cautionary tale Read More »
The most challenging aspect of being a project manager is dealing with (mostly) humans. They’re emotional, unpredictable and down right
The 6 Emotional-Basket-Case Thinking Hats Read More »
I loved Kimberly’s blog entry of Jan 14. Why do we keep making the same mistakes on every project? Why
Lesson Learned, but… Read More »
Many of my project management students have indicated that most of their project crises can be traced back to the
What’s Your Greatest Project Challenge? Read More »
Earlier this week I described my experience with Agile in pre-history (pre-Internet days). As I’m engaging again in SW development,
Back in history, pre-Internet days, I was in charge of developing a new IT system to support Marketing. While this
Agile PM … Is there such a thing? Read More »
This week we’ve covered two powerful tools to determine when trust is appropriate. 1. Invest time in getting to
Trust: moving from “when” to “how” Read More »
Many years ago I was the manager for a large website when one day, the phone rang. On the line
The critical trust question Read More »
I once worked for a semiconductor company, in a business development role. I was new to the industry and so
Laying the groundwork for trust Read More »
So this guy goes to an all day workshop on trust. And in the supportive environment of the workshop, he
Trust Week 1: Getting smart about trust Read More »