Introduction to the ‘Twitter chat’ conceptI am chuffed to be given the opportunity to guest host a #PMChat, a ‘Twitter chat’ session, this week [Friday 26th February] at the appointed time of 12pm EST or 5pm GMT.
Claire Harrison, our #futurepmgoal winner, works as a project manager for project consultancy e2x, delivering ecommerce software projects.
I recently read a fascinating article entitled ‘Using Artificial Intelligence Techniques to Support Project Management’.
I saw a great presentation by Tom Peters, the American writer on business management practices.
I thought I’d blog about my most recent experience of working in Government.
I recently presented on a webinar on diversity for the Association for Project Management.
In the slew of stories and news on the transformation that technology is likely to make to our lives there has been a strong flavour of fear, or at least foreboding, about how robotics could cut a swathe through traditional jobs – mostly unskilled.
Successfully navigating emotions in projects is an important part of the role, and difficult to get right, especially when things don’t go to plan.
How you conduct yourself as a professional and a person is vital during the last phases of a project, as it defines your brand as a professional project manager.
On February 11 2001, a group of 17 software developers met at a resort in Utah to exchange their views on new delivery models.