We present to you: the PM. GEPLANUS graduated with great effort and joined the IT area. He began as a programmer, then a systems analyst, then a project manager...it was the natural way. He managed several projects and worked at several large companies. He witnessed many unusual situations and lived many of them--some happy, others not so much. Faithful to his principles and ready to apply the concepts of management, he often collides with reality. Here begins his story...
In this episode of the Reluctant Agilist, Certified Scrum Trainer and Agile Coach, Eric Tucker, and I talk through two related questions that came from students in my classes: - What is the b ...
2019. március 15-től, új szolgáltatással jelentkezünk a PMI Budapest, Magyar Tagozat tagjai és az egyesület munkája iránt érdeklődők s ...
Projektmenedzsment és Coaching? Projekt-coaching? Projektmenedzser coaching? Sokszor kérdezik tőlem, hogy milyen kapcsolatom van a Projektmenedzsment és a Coaching világ&aa ...
A Robot Leg Learned to Walk by Itself Without Programming, in a Scarily Short Time https://www.sciencealert.com/this-robot-leg-learned-to-walk-all-by-itself-without-any-programming ...
The Wild Wild West environment that is just focused on completing projects with no regards for an approach with standards works for many companies. The question is how long can a company operate ...
We might assume that transparency should be a given when delivering value through our projects so why is it that the actions of teams or the stakeholders supporting delivery don't always demonstra ...
Newpapers, industry magazines, corporate press releases and televisions sound-bites have introduced “transformation” and “transformational” into the lexicon of content in repor ...
By Christian Bisson, PMP I recently had the privilege to participate in the 9th Montreal agile coach gathering. Along with meeting great people and having a chance to exchange ideas with them, I ha ...
(Click to download MP3...) Got Meetings? This interview focuses on effective meeting management. It covers one of the project management basics that is most difficult to handle - managing st ...
Most of Agile adoption surveys indicate Scrum as the most used Agile framework. Personally I believe that XP was more robust but perhaps it came before the time was right but I agree that Scrum, with ...
By Dave Wakeman I’ve been thinking a lot about personal branding lately. When I consider how it applies to the world of project management, I come around to the idea that maybe we haven&rsquo ...
I’ve written a few articles on the risk posed by resource availability to most knowledge-based projects, and I still feel that this is a frequent cause of schedule & budget overruns. O ...
(Click to download MP3...) What if you had to do your project in (near) half the time as previous projects, or be fired? What if your customer required you to do their project in (near) half th ...
(Click to download MP3...) Successful projects result in change. However, this transformation usually happens when the original project team is already disbanding, leaving the process largely u ...
I don't believe that the "software Agile" was very successful because it was, from the beginning, "better" but because it came at the right time and because the environmentof t ...
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