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PMI Leadership and Congress in Amsterdam
| I'll be tweeting from PMI meetings in Amsterdam under @pmiittelecom and using #pmi beginning later today. Blog posts and video podcast interviews will also be forthcoming. |
Posted on: May 15, 2009 04:11 AM
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Ken Schwaber Interview from the Scrum Gathering in Orlando 2009
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EMEA,
Leadership Meeting,
Scrum Alliance,
Scrum Gathering,
Ken Schwaber,
PMI,
IT&T SIG,
Scrum,
Agile
Categories: EMEA, Leadership Meeting, Scrum Alliance, Scrum Gathering, Ken Schwaber, PMI, IT&T SIG, Scrum, Agile
 One of my favorite parts of the Scrum Gathering in Orlando this Spring was getting to spend a few minutes talking with Ken Schwaber about Scrum, PMI and "Scrum, but..." Here is a link to the IT&T SIG Video Podcast on iTunes Next stop, Amsterdam! Look for blog postings, tweets and video interviews from the PMI EMEA Leadership Meetings and Congress. I'm especially psyched to see what happens when PMI takes on Pecha Kucha... should be quite the mashup. |
Posted on: May 12, 2009 09:53 AM
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The Project Manager Lifecycle
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Posted on: April 24, 2009 07:04 PM
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Where's my New New Thing?
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GTD
Categories: GTD
| If this is a reasonably valid historical timeline of the evolution of Project Management 1950's The birth of modern project management, Gantt Charts, Critical Path, PERT 1960's EVM, PMI Founded 1970's Waterfall coined as a term referring to a flawed, non-working model 1989 PRINCE 1997 Critical Chain Am I missing anything? It seems like we're due for a new model. |
Posted on: April 21, 2009 02:46 AM
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Scrum Gathering 2009 Videos
Categories:
Scrum Alliance,
Scrum Gathering,
Greg Balestrero,
Tobias Mayer,
AgileThinking,
Alistair Cockburn,
Jesse Fewell,
Open Space,
Ansley Nies,
Crystal,
IT&T SIG,
Scrum,
Agile
Categories: Scrum Alliance, Scrum Gathering, Greg Balestrero, Tobias Mayer, AgileThinking, Alistair Cockburn, Jesse Fewell, Open Space, Ansley Nies, Crystal, IT&T SIG, Scrum, Agile
| I’ve started posting the video interviews from the 2009 Scrum Gathering in Orlando. You can watch PMI Agile Forum’s Jesse Fewell interview Ansley Nies about the Open Space she ran at the Gathering, see an interview with Alistair Cockburn (founder of Crystal and one of the original authors of the Agile Manifesto) and an interview with AgileThinking’s Tobias Mayer. If you’ve not been following the story, leading up to the Gathering Tobias was pretty critical of PMI being involved. The video interview was shot shortly after PMI CEO Greg Balestrero’s Keynote speech and a separate conversation between Greg and Tobias. You can access the videos in iTunes You can also read up on it in the AgileThinking blog and in Greg Balestrero’s PMI blog. More videos will be posted in the coming days…. Follow me on Twitter |
Posted on: April 14, 2009 10:38 AM
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