I'm amazed at the wealth of knowledge available to project managers online. With blog posts, webinars, user groups, podcasts, and forums—it's never been easier to learn best practices and implement them into your work management methodology.
I certainly enjoy the time I spend with my peers in person, on the phone, and online. I think it helps me be better at what I do and inspires me to share with the rest of the community. As I talk to other project managers about what makes them successful, it's rarely a discussion about on-demand project management software (although the right project management tools do contribute to project success). It's usually about implementing sound methodology and best practice.
A New Podcast
I'm preparing to launch a video podcast and webinar series that will be dedicated to sharing these same ideas and was hoping that you would offer some suggestions as to the kind of topics we should talk about, the people we might interview, and even project management software vendors we might talk to.
Please feel free to comment on this blog with your suggestions for my upcoming podcast and webinar series. I'm excited to hear back from you.
—Ty
Project Professionals, I Need Your Help
Posted on: July 01, 2010 12:12 PM |
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Al S. Brown PMP CSM PMI-PBA
President and CEO| Real-Life Projects Inc.
Belle Mead, Nj, United States
I would love to see a "guest panel" discussion on "what is strategic project management?" I find people react very differently to that phrase in different industries. If you are looking for guests, give me a call. I would love to have you as a guest on one of my web seminars, too.
Alex,
That sounds like a great idea. As we get closer, I will be reaching out to you to see if you would like to participate. I'm pleased that you would be interested in being a part of what we're doing.
Thanks again.
That sounds like a great idea. As we get closer, I will be reaching out to you to see if you would like to participate. I'm pleased that you would be interested in being a part of what we're doing.
Thanks again.
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