Leadership – Page 69 – Silicon Valley Project Management

“WE WILL NOT BE BLUDGEONED”

By David M. Katz / July 15, 2008

“WE WILL NOT BE BLUDGEONED INTO A TRANSACTION THAT IS NOT IN THE BEST INTEREST OF OUR STOCKHOLDERS”, Roy Bostock, […]

By David M. Katz / July 14, 2008

Project management is a myth: .period: end of story: can’t be done: so don’t even bother trying: .unless of course,

By Anita Wotiz / July 12, 2008

Back in the very old days (early 80’s), I was on a team (of 24, I think) that delivered a

By Anita Wotiz / July 10, 2008

Saying “no” is hard for everyone. “If I say “no”, they will think I’m not a team player.” “If I

By Anita Wotiz / July 7, 2008

I’ve written somewhat negatively about outsourcing in the past: primarily issuing warnings about doing it without proper planning, for the

By Ed Gaeta / July 6, 2008

I have worked in a true Project Organization, a Strong Matrix and a Weak Matrix. From a corporate perspective, there

By Ed Gaeta / July 4, 2008

Ok, we have performed a number of interviews and town hall meetings at all levels of the company, evaluated the

By Ed Gaeta / July 3, 2008

The last two companies I have worked at were both experiencing significant challenges with bring products to market in a

An internal service group had been operating as a project office in a self-funding mode: internal clients “purchased” services and

By Ainsley Nies / June 28, 2008

So. It’s the end of the week and I’ve shown you mine, now let’s take a look at yours! Is

By Ainsley Nies / June 27, 2008

I see no point in reinventing the wheel: I prefer to accessorize! So to make the most of what I’ve