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'Elevator pitch' para la gestión de proyectos (Parte 1)

by Alain Soulie February 18, 2016

Buscando un discurso de alto impacto cuando uno solo tiene treinta segundos para demostrar el valor de la gerencia de proyectos, y presentarse de la mejor manera posible.

'Elevator pitch' para la gestión de proyectos (Parte 2)

by Alain Soulie February 18, 2016

Buscando un discurso de alto impacto cuando uno solo tiene treinta segundos para demostrar el valor de la gerencia de proyectos, y presentarse de la mejor manera posible.

Eli Goldratt Dies at Age 64

by ProjectsAtWork June 15, 2011

The developer of Theory of Constraints and Critical Chain Project Management, Goldratt’s influence was deepest in manufacturing and military sectors, and his ideas were widely discussed in project management circles.

Eliminating Complexity Confusion

by Paul Baumgartner, PMP May 24, 2017

Why do you have to make things so complicated? Using buzzwords and bafflement as a tactic to gain approval is diminishing in practice, and PMs lead the way with their ability to analyze, educate and prioritize to get approvals right.

Eliminating Knowledge Silos

by Andy Jordan March 4, 2015

In any organization, there are several vital “single points of expertise” that keep the company running. How much knowledge is locked up in the minds of these employees, and how do we get that knowledge out--and share it with colleagues?

Eliminating Scrum Scum

by Shilpi Gupta Agarwal, PMP September 20, 2011

In the highly competitive world, getting products to market quickly while being both flexible and adaptive to change is critical. The answer to this challenge is Scrum, an iterative, incremental methodology for project management often seen in agile software development. Here we look at recommendations for proper implementation of this unique and useful process.

Eliminating the First Day Jitters

by Jeff Schwartz March 3, 2003

The first day of a project can define the relationship for the entire effort. Nothing degrades a relationship faster than the first day scramble for workspace, net access and documents. This article gives some pointers on how to insure that when sales hits one solidly, the delivery team makes sure it's a homerun.

E-Literate

by Mike Donoghue March 1, 2010

While the path to e-book reader acceptance is a slow one, as industrial tools they have fantastic possibilities that may yet help push the technology into the mass market--and bring added efficiency to the lives of project managers.

E-Mail Emergency

by Bob Weinstein October 8, 2007

Privacy went out with the telephone. Read on to find out why you should think twice about what you say in an e-mail.

E-mail Waste(land)

by Mike Donoghue December 10, 2007

Many professionals and office personnel are struggling with the overburden of e-mail. Read on for some help in time and knowledge management.

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