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On The Critical, Realistic Path

by Gopal Kapur April 22, 2004

Any project where the critical path has been breached is in trouble; how much trouble depends on the degree of delay.

On The Horizon: PPM Status Report

by Projects@Work January 26, 2009

Firmly established as a distinct discipline that can deliver real value and benefits to companies, both in the short-term and for the long haul, project portfolio management enters 2009 with momentum. But many challenges and changes are on the horizon. Here, a leading PPM analyst shares his thoughts and predictions.

On the Map: Project Management Chicago Style

by Chauncey Hollingsworth April 15, 2009

This no-nonsense town uses its own steely brand of project management to weather the economic crash

On the Other Hand

December 10, 2003

Respect, compromise and engagement are keys to resolving team conflicts.

On the Path to Business Agility: Disciplined Agile for Executives

by Klaus Boedker

April 06, 2021 | 61:05 | Views: 31,561 | PDUs: 1.00 | Rating: 4.64 / 5

By now, most organizations have figured out how to build and then continually improve high-performance software delivery teams. This is akin to creating a powerful race car engine. Sadly, in many cases we take these great engines, put them in an organizational tractor, and then complain when we are not going as fast as expected. This webinar explores the Disciplined Agile principles and how executives can apply them in their own organizational context to put them on the path of business agility.

On the Path to Business Agility: Disciplined Agile for Executives

Apr 6, 2021 3:00 PM EDT (UTC-4)

webinar

By now, most organizations have figured out how to build and then continually improve high-performance software delivery teams. This is akin to creating a powerful race car engine. Sadly, in many cases we take these great engines, put them in an organizational tractor, and then complain when we are not going as fast as expected. This webinar explores the Disciplined Agile principles and how executives can apply them in their own organizational context to put them on the path of business agility.

On The Personal Kanban Couch

podCast

by Dave Prior

Lean specialists Scott Bellware and Leewallen offer advice and insights to Dave Prior about his ongoing Personal Kanban experiment, starting with discussing if it is even useful before moving onto the importance of momentum, measuring value, and making mindful decisions. [19:00]

On The Personal Kanban Couch, Pt. 2

podCast

Lean specialists Scott Bellware and Ray Lewallen continue to advise Dave Prior on his Personal Kanban experiment, discussing work in progress, maintenance of information inventory, dealing with interrupters, soluble workspaces, practice vs. practical modes and much more. [27:00]

On The Project Ice

by Andrea Brockmeier February 6, 2013

High expectations for project managers are a good thing. Sometimes, though, it might be nice to be able to shed all of the emotional and intellectual equipment we wear to get our job done — to let others to get a little different perspective for who we are.

On the Right Foot

by Amber Nelson March 19, 2001

Step right up and see how to kick your success rate up a notch. Here's a hint: You can get a leg up if you get out of the starting blocks without losing your footing. In other words, kick it off right.

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