15 Sep 2009

Lessons Learned- What (if anything) can or should project managers learn from the IEEE approving the 802.11n WiFi Standard

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At Last: IEEE Approves 802.11n Wi-Fi Standard After 7 Years; and Institutions vs Collaboration video

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16 Jun 2009

Ode to a Jedi Master – Who is your mentor?

project management mentor - by fuzzcat via Flickr

PMP Training Course $99 dollars

Orange Belt – Microsoft Project $850 dollars

Advanced Project Management in Primavera P6 $1,200.00 dollars

Advanced Earned Value Management Techniques $1,800.00 dollars

Having a mentor?

PRICELESS

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26 May 2009

News Flash: Project Manager Discovers Why He’s Pulled All His Hair Out

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Tony had just finished a year-long project, and was exhausted. As a good project manager should, he had been keeping a lessons learned file throughout the project, and now that it was completed he was making a final entry, looking back over the whole year.

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02 May 2009

Do you act on lessons learned?

Lessons Learned by Mike Licht, NotionsCapital.com via Flickr

In an effort to get better at this and share with everyone else, I’ve created a Google document template to help document, understand, validate, and act on lessons learned. Download it here.

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28 Oct 2008

Avoid the Same Old Mistakes by Focusing on Lessons Learned

Lessons Learned

It’s said there are no new project management sins, just old ones repeated. It’s also said that we don’t learn the lessons from past projects and this must be true, otherwise why would we keep making the same old mistakes?

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09 Oct 2008

Project Termination Modes

Project Termination

All projects have fixed start date and completion date. Project termination is a process that occurs whether a project is successful or not. The major aim is to document the “lessons learned” and store it in the organizational process assets. In this post I will focus on the different ways to close or terminate a project.

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