It’s Not All About The Ivory Tower By Lonnie Pacelli One of my jobs at Microsoft was running Microsoft’s Corporate Procurement Group. This group was responsible for managing and influencing several billion dollars in...
IT Managers Know That It Takes a Human to Make a Budget By Jim Anderson Wouldn’t it be great if there was some magic machinery somewhere that we could all go to, push a...
What to Look for When Hiring a Project Manager By Glen D. Ford Ever since my hair turned white, I’ve been having fun with jokes about how things were in the past. Since I...
Leadership Coaching: How To Create A Nice Workplace Culture By Mike Krutza A Nice Culture Makes Work Fun Having nice people in the workplace makes work fun, that’s why a successful organization ought to...
How to Document a Project Plan: When Do You Need a Professional By Glen D. Ford Small business people and entrepreneurs are often faced with two competing conditions. Their organization has grown to the...
Leadership Coaching: Coping With Difficult People In The Workplace By Mike Krutza The Cost Of Workplace Conflict How much of workplace conflict do supervisors and managers have to deal with? According to an article...
Change Management In Projects – 10 Success Factors By Michael L Young According to change guru Peter Senge (1999), most change initiatives fail simply because they fail to produce hoped-for results. Given that project...
How to Identify Major Risks Present In Your Project By Glen D. Ford Risk and risk management is part of the game when running projects. That’s why risk management is so important to project...
IT Projects and The Art of Scapegoating By Sarah Runge Have you or someone you know ever been the scapegoat for a failed IT project? If so read on. This may give you a...
5 Tips For Managing Projects in a Small Business By Jeff Kear When it comes to project management, small businesses are often at a disadvantage. You usually don’t have a large staff to assist...
