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Who Saved More Whales – James T. Kirk, or John D. Rockefeller?

from Game Theory in Management posted by Michael Hatfield on August 12, 2012

A staple of “green” management is that any project that tends to kill off significant numbers of animals – even animals that are dangerous, or ones nobody has ever heard of, like Gre ...

Managing to Go Green

from Voices on Project Management posted by Lung-Hung Chou on March 11, 2014

Is it expensive to build and run a green factory? I had been wondering this before meeting Chuang Tzu-Sou, director of the new fab planning and engineering division of the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufac ...

Green Project Management

from The Project Shrink posted by Bas de Baar on September 12, 2010

In this video interview I am talking to Dave Shirley, co-author of the book Green Project Management about the intersection of PM and "green". For more information visit EarthPM.com. ...

Money is Green, Too

from Game Theory in Management posted by Michael Hatfield on August 26, 2012

As I wrap up my month-long eye-roll on the subject of “green” project management, I must admit that the people at Gantthead have been very good sports about my playing the role of curmudge ...