Guest post by Travis Anderson Earn PDUs while learning how Oracle Primavera is adamant about riding the world of project failure. Get started by visiting the registration screen at Oracle Primavera Enterprise PPM Virtual Summit. http://vshow.on24.com/vshow/primavera2010/#home Once you get your login information, go to the Auditorium and watch Joel Koppelman, Sr. VP & GM of […]
If you are the parent of teenagers, you have certain responsibilities to enable your kids? busy lives. You can be a hero or a goat (sometimes both in one week) depending on how you perform these responsibilities, and it doesn?t matter if you were a hero last week (by remembering to go to your daughter?s […]
In Not the Status Report episode # 4 I talked about AskAboutProjects.com, a site similar in function to StackOverflow.com where anyone can ask questions. Answers are voted up or down and those ratings make the best answers rise to the top.
I really enjoy the site and what it offers. So, I recently interviewed Steven Kass…
Let me help you unpack this a bit. I see many people who are in other roles who have become very interested in ‘IT’…
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The Work Breakdown Structure is one of those tools in project management that in my experience gets used incorrectly quite a bit. That might be due to how it gets glossed over in many textbooks, or how many people jump right into building one without understanding the fundamentals clearly.
I had a great time in Orlando recently for the 2009 PMI North America Global Congress. The PMI New Media Council did a presentation titled “Why Should You Care About Social Media?”. Bas De Baar (ProjectShrink), Cornelius Fitchner (PMPodcast), and I (pmStudent) collaborated for our segment of the presentation, focused on demonstrating the use of […]
An interesting read came across my twitterstream the other day. It’s a survey of web-based tools specifically in the realm of software development. I’d like to point this out: “…possible research directions derived from this work could focus on…
And here I just blogged about how people focus too much on tools…
Always an enigma, here’s a post for you about a tool!
I caught up with my RSS reader today and came across a post by Alec Satin that caught my attention.