Leadership – Page 60 – Silicon Valley Project Management

Are Your Projects Shovel-Ready and Team Prepared?

By Lisa DiTullio / February 16, 2009

Are your projects “shovel ready”? For those of you who have not been paying attention, shovel ready projects is the […]

By Kimberly Wiefling / February 12, 2009

If you’ve ever been inside of a tin of sardines you will have a pretty good idea of what it’s

By ArLyne Diamond / January 23, 2009

I just returned from hearing Carly Fiorini (former CEO of HP) speak at Celebrity Forum. She defined leaders as those who

By ArLyne Diamond / January 23, 2009

Think about Google and Net Apps. Now think about the Ritz-Carlton Resort-Hotel Chain, Best Buy, Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods and

By ArLyne Diamond / January 22, 2009

I spoke to the Project Management SIG this morning and we talked about handling conflict when managing people from all

By ArLyne Diamond / January 20, 2009

It’s my birthday. It’s also the day we inaugurate our Presidents. We’ve been doing it on January 20th for as

By ArLyne Diamond / January 19, 2009

One of my CEOs recently mentioned that the recession is forcing him to rethink all aspects of his business, including

By ArLyne Diamond / January 18, 2009

Hi, It’s my time to blog again – and this is my birthday week – so I am going to

By Loyal Mealer / January 8, 2009

Every project manager worthy of the title knows why effective teamwork is critical to project success. All members of great

By Randall Englund / January 6, 2009

One critical choice project managers face is between control and results. Managers say they want results but actions speak even

By Loyal Mealer / January 5, 2009

In my many years working virtually, I’ve come to realize that business relationships with virtual colleagues can be every bit