Happy New Year Everyone
Happy New Year. I hope 2007 is a great one for you.
Trusted Advisor Associates on Trust Me
Trusted Advisor Associates has an interesting post today about trust titled "Bad Marketing 101: Trust Me!" I thought the article was worth linking to. An
Interesting application of the Theory of Constraints
Mark Lefcowitz has written an interesting article that has been posted on ZDNet UK titled "How to fix IT skill shortages and misalignments" and
Alignment of Projects and Strategy
Just finished reading an interesting article by Dragan Milosevic and Sabin Srivannaboon in the August 2006 edition of PMI's PM Journal titled "A
Project Management Glossary
Just ran across this great Project Management Glossary maintained by Dave Wagner over at the MBA FAQ website. It has short succinct definitions of the
Three Questions every New Leader Should Ask
Just finished my morning read of some of my favorite blogs and wanted to bring Don Blohowiak's post from yesterday to everyone's attention. The post,
On Leadership
Sorry for using a title that has been used many many times, but it does a good job of capturing the essence of this post. Erik Mazzone has an interesting
Survey shows value gained using PM Best Practices
The Center for Business Practices (CBP) released their "State of Project Management 2006" survey (view PDF version here) or go to this URL:
Microsoft Vista DRM is Scary
Just ran across a report on MS Vista's DRM and content protection system by Peter Gutmann at the University of Auckland (read entire report here). What I
The Critical Chain
I've been reading Eliyahu Goldratt's book Critical Chain and am quite intrigued with the application of Goldratt's Theory of Constraints (TOC) to Project
Rewarding Time “in Office”
Don Blohowiak has a new post on his "Leadership. Now." blog titled "Endurance Reward" where he discusses the 'old-timer, high salary' issue within
Growth at all cost?
David Maister posted another great article today relating to the almost relentless quest for corporate growth in todays marketplace. David writes: In most
Case Study Assitance
The recent IEEE Engineering Management newsletter had a link to an excellent Case Study reference guide...thought I'd post it here for everyone else:
In Memoriam: Dr. Frank M. Bass
Dr. Bass passed away on December 1, 2006. From the University of Texas at Dallas' webpage: (1926-2006) Dr. Frank M. Bass, often called the “Father of
Manager Mindsets
In a 2003 article in Harvard Business Review, the article titled "The Five Minds of a Manager" written by Jonathan Gosling and Henry Mintzberg, the
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