Links for May 24 2009
Hello everyone...I'm back from my trip to Orlando...links are lite this week due to being away from the computer. Enjoy the few I do have. How the Cloud
Links for May 17 2009
Customers sometimes do not know what they want by Matt Rhodes on FreshNetworks Blog Mistakes matter: post-project reviews by Elizabeth Harrin on Project
Links for May 10 2009
When You Can't Trust Your Leadership by Charles Green on Trust Matters Change is never linear by Paul Dunay on Buzz Marketing for Technology Stop Reading
Rewarding Bad Client Behavior...just say no.
I've always tried to go the extra mile for a client/customer when they have a complaint. I want to resolve their issue and turn their bad experience into
Doctorate Work = 43% complete
I've just submitted my last requirement for my last class in the Spring 2009 semester. Whew. I'm now 43% complete with the doctoral work...should be done
Links for May 4 2009
We have a huge budget and too much time to complete our business intelligence (BI) project by Martin Proulx on Analytical Mind 9 tactics to effectively
Guy Kawasaki – Reality Check
Last week I was looking for something to read on my Kindle and saw Guy Kawasaki's new book titled Reality Check: The Irreverent Guide to Outsmarting,
Links for April 26 2009
How I failed as a Product Owner and the lessons I learnt in the process by Martin Proulx on Analytical Mind (hat tip to Craig Brown for the link) The
John Madden's Lessons for Leadership
Image via Wikipedia John Baldoni had a great article on HarvardBusiness.org titled "Five Things John Madden Teaches Us about Leadership." Apparently John
Links for April 19 2009
The Case for Customer Communities by Valeria Maltoni on Conversation Agent Tap Employee Passion by Harry Hoover on THINKing Accountability Begins at the
Book Review: Learning at Work
A few months ago I ran across the IDEO Fellows website and saw a lot of really interesting authors listed and realized I'd heard of everyone on the page
Links for April 12 2009
Things not to say - "We don't have time" by Scott Berkun on The Berkun Blog Thinking outside the project: implied responsibilities of an agile product
Another lesson from Photography
Image via Wikipedia Tracie and I spent Good Friday at the Dallas Arboretum (jump over to my photoblog - OneFour Photography - for some photos). The trip
Using Stories to share knowledge
As part of a research project for my doctorate work I've been looking at the use of storytelling for knowledge sharing in project teams. I've found the
Links for April 5 2009
How your organization's IT department can help support your social media strategy by Beth Kanter Purpose First, Strategy Second, Structure Third by Mark
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