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Our week with Herman the Wonder PM is over

If you are just tuning in, this week of blogs was about creating harmonious multi-generational communication, and better training. Rather […]

He decides to set up an “action learning” session to solve schedule issues. By focusing on the solution rather than

Called the “Digital divide” when referring to countries, it can be even worse in projects. Today let’s explore how to

Can you REALLY teach OLD DOGS new tricks? The answer is YES. This piece contains the best ways to make

As I mentioned in an earlier entry, I recently started managing a QA team that tested multiple products. I was

A while ago I was asked to take the position of QA manager of a product line that had run

By Sam Hahn / June 7, 2008

Probably everyone accepts that a business rarely has the same priorities during an extended period when performance objectives apply, whether

By Sam Hahn / June 5, 2008

There’s been an oft-repeated observation that there’s a high incidence of classically trained musicians in the software industry. I’ve seen

By Steve Mezak / May 30, 2008

The most important piece of your software requirements is describing how you want your software to behave when your customers

By Mike Taylor / May 22, 2008

What is a Project Charter? The project charter, sometimes also called a Project Overview Statement (POS), is the signed document

A great way to establish a sense of urgency around the priority work and to produce a way to celebrate