Features Set vs Time to Market – the VPE Perspective
Introduction Features, Schedule, Quality — Pick any two” – so goes a popular saying among many engineers. And it indeed […]
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Miscellaneous
Understanding Customers – as a VP of Engineering
Understanding Customers – as a VP of Engineering What role does understanding the customer and the market play in the
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Red flags indicating possible project failure
Designing, implementing and integrating major IT systems has numerous pitfalls that don’t appear, for example, in building construction. People who
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Fictional Fixes
I once had someone tell me that his company’s prescription for dealing with slipping project schedules was to “build
Beliefs That Drive Projects …Crazy
Frustrated by her inability to get the cooperation she needed to meet her project schedules a project manager complained,
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The Three Myths of Project Breakdown
Myth One: We’re Unique Just like individuals, every company is unique, and every corporate culture has it’s own particular
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Change Management and HR
The business news is filled with stories about the worldwide recession’s far-reaching impact. Countless organizations instituted significant operational changes to
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PMP Certification Tips and Resources
In today’s fast-paced business environment, the only thing standing in the way of you gaining a project management position over
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Using the Cloud to Land a Project Management Job
When looking for jobs in a field as expansive as project management, you want to set yourself apart from the
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How to handle multiple and unclear job directives….
Whether we are in the corporate environment or starting our own small business, we have competing resources for our attention, skills and talents. How can we not only professionally handle these multiple and unclear job directives, but use these opportunities to propel us forward faster?
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Creating a “No Excuse Zone” around you Part 3
Below is Part 3 of a 3-Part article designed to help IT and database professionals stay on top of their game in an ever-changing trade. Part 1 and 2 describes examples of how we inadvertently make excuses for our lack of progress in certain areas of our careers.
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