Comments on: Introducing “Critical Chain Project Management” http://pmstudent.com/introducing-critical-chain-project-management/ Helping new and aspiring project managers reach their career goals! Sun, 20 May 2012 01:38:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: CA http://pmstudent.com/introducing-critical-chain-project-management/#comment-64546 CA Thu, 29 Sep 2011 02:48:00 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=2486#comment-64546 I have been introducing CCPM principles into the projects I manage over the last year and have not been disappointed with the results. I am a big fan of planning projects using CCPM and executing them via a Kanban. I have been introducing CCPM principles into the projects I manage over the last year and have not been disappointed with the results. I am a big fan of planning projects using CCPM and executing them via a Kanban.

]]> By: Utpal Vaishnav http://pmstudent.com/introducing-critical-chain-project-management/#comment-13201 Utpal Vaishnav Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:39:41 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=2486#comment-13201 Good Insights on CCPM, Raj. Eliminating "Bad Multi-Tasking" is a way to go. Proactively choosing "which tasks to do and in which order" is a must have in any project management methodology including CCPM. Be able to prioritize and maintain constant focus towards right task leads to positive results. Cheers! Utpal Good Insights on CCPM, Raj.

Eliminating “Bad Multi-Tasking” is a way to go. Proactively choosing “which tasks to do and in which order” is a must have in any project management methodology including CCPM.

Be able to prioritize and maintain constant focus towards right task leads to positive results.

Cheers!
Utpal

]]> By: Utpal Vaishnav http://pmstudent.com/introducing-critical-chain-project-management/#comment-24952 Utpal Vaishnav Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:39:00 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=2486#comment-24952 Good Insights on CCPM, Raj. Eliminating "Bad Multi-Tasking" is a way to go. Proactively choosing "which tasks to do and in which order" is a must have in any project management methodology including CCPM. Be able to prioritize and maintain constant focus towards right task leads to positive results. Cheers! Utpal Good Insights on CCPM, Raj.

Eliminating “Bad Multi-Tasking” is a way to go. Proactively choosing “which tasks to do and in which order” is a must have in any project management methodology including CCPM.

Be able to prioritize and maintain constant focus towards right task leads to positive results.

Cheers!
Utpal

]]> By: elanbeat http://pmstudent.com/introducing-critical-chain-project-management/#comment-10427 elanbeat Sun, 14 Jun 2009 01:09:00 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=2486#comment-10427 Kavin, Thank you for your advice. I will check the web site and your blog. Kavin,

Thank you for your advice. I will check the web site and your blog.

]]> By: elanbeat http://pmstudent.com/introducing-critical-chain-project-management/#comment-24950 elanbeat Sun, 14 Jun 2009 01:09:00 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=2486#comment-24950 Kavin, Thank you for your advice. I will check the web site and your blog. Kavin,

Thank you for your advice. I will check the web site and your blog.

]]> By: Kevin Fox http://pmstudent.com/introducing-critical-chain-project-management/#comment-10374 Kevin Fox Thu, 11 Jun 2009 21:19:53 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=2486#comment-10374 Raj, Nice piece. As a long time (20+ years) practitioner of TOC it's always nice to read a well written description of these common-sense though often misunderstood concepts. elanbeat, you may have reached the point where you need software to help you manage the next jump in performance. You may want to check out www.realization.com (No I don't work for them, nor am I trying to sell it to you, it just may be the next step you need.) If you want to read some more about critical chain check out my blog: http://theoryofconstraints.blogspot.com Good Luck, Kevin Raj,

Nice piece. As a long time (20+ years) practitioner of TOC it’s always nice to read a well written description of these common-sense though often misunderstood concepts.
elanbeat, you may have reached the point where you need software to help you manage the next jump in performance. You may want to check out http://www.realization.com (No I don’t work for them, nor am I trying to sell it to you, it just may be the next step you need.) If you want to read some more about critical chain check out my blog: http://theoryofconstraints.blogspot.com

Good Luck,
Kevin

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