Project Management and Knowledge Management, Part 2: After-Action Reviews as a Knowledge Management Activity
In my first post about Project Management and Knowledge Management I spoke about Collaboration, in this second post I will […]
In my first post about Project Management and Knowledge Management I spoke about Collaboration, in this second post I will […]
When Loyal first asked me to guest post on this blog, I said sure without thinking about it too much,
It had all the earmarks of a disaster, a real career-sinker of a project. And here was my old friend
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The new PMBOK(R) Guide has a new process called Identify Stakeholders. As a person invloved with creating PMP(R) Exam study
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Agile development methodologies put forth a set of guidelines for helping to navigate the complex world of software development.
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While Ford announced that “Quality is Job One,” it is Toyota and Honda that continue to build the most reliable
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