Dux corralled Bas De Baar, Cornelius Fichtner, and myself and we did a collaborative webcast on Ustream while we were at the Project Management Institute’s North America Global Congress in Washington D.C.
Bas provided several lessons learned for us in this video:
Focus on “What does ‘done’ look like?” – specifically to your stakeholders
Focus on providing feedback on how stakeholder interests are met
Dux corralled Bas De Baar, Cornelius Fichtner, and myself and we did a collaborative webcast on Ustream while we were at the Project Management Institute’s North America Global Congress in Washington D.C.
Cornelius discusses the importance of building customer relationships early in this segment, and focusing on your customer. His second point is on the importance of project management expertise or industry expertise. As a part of that discussion, I relay a discussion I had with Hal Macomber about the need to have a foundation in whatever type of work you are trying to manage.
Finally, the question of Agile comes up, and why it seems to be such a focus of this particular conference. I think it’s a class of methodologies that are starting to come into their own. Glen Alleman comes up on this point and how he has said in the past that many defense and space programs have been doing Agile for a long time.
Dux corralled Bas De Baar, Cornelius Fichtner, and myself and we did a collaborative webcast on Ustream while we were at the Project Management Institute’s North America Global Congress in Washington D.C. We went around and discuss our top 3 lessons for project managers in general, and then gave our thoughts about the conference. I’ll [...]
I’ve been at the 2010 North America Global Congress put on by the Project Management Institute over the last 4 days. I’ll be posting video and photos over the next few weeks from the event. It has been a great time and I have gained much value from the experience. I would like to offer [...]
