We have all been on projects where an understanding different stakeholder groups becomes a ‘touchy-feely’ process. You have a gut feel […]
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In part 1 of this blog, we talked about not all communication events were pushed out to the project stakeholders.
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The PMI Silicon Valley Maturity Forum 2007 is now history…at least for the event but not in the mindset of
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Many of you have heard the old adage of “Communicate: Communicate: Communicate” as a preamble by a Project Manager at
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Brad Clark shares another Q&A session based on a Maturity Forum participant’s question: Q: “Our company is growing very fast and we need to get
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Continuing on this week’s theme of Project Management Maturity, here is a piece provided by Larry Bull, PMI Manager, OPM3® Products and
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Ahead of Friday’s Project Management Maturity Forum, guest speaker Brad Clark shares answers on a few advance questions from our participants. Brad is
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Continuing on thoughts around maturity and the evolution of project management…the PMI-Silicon Valley Chapter is hosting their 10th Anniversary Dinner next
Creating Excellence in/through Project Management means optimizing and achieving greater results from project-based work: realizing a competitive advantage by executing
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With two major milestones underway at the PMI-Silicon Valley Chapter, this week seemed like a good time to take stock
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If you ever watched Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, the one thing you learned for sure was to never,
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