Implementing project management – Silicon Valley Project Management

Planning for the new Job

By Ed Gaeta / July 11, 2009

In my last blog I mentioned that I recently received a job offer at a new company. This started me […]

By Tâm Nguyen / May 25, 2009

Good Requirement Management is perhaps the most important factor in many projects’ successes or failures. Some research had mentioned that

By Anita Wotiz / April 10, 2009

It sort of pains me to even have to write about #4 on my list of mandatory practices (see Tuesday’s

By Anita Wotiz / April 9, 2009

That requirements will change is a given. How you plan for and manage that change is crucial. Think about what

By Anita Wotiz / April 8, 2009

There is a set of SW practices that I consider non-negotiable, and they begin with 2 that are requirements-related: 1.

By Anita Wotiz / April 7, 2009

At my last company we took pride in the amount of work we were able to accomplish with a very

By Anita Wotiz / April 6, 2009

I was listening to an NPR talk show segment about customer service last week. It was mainly about being on

By Andrew Meyer / January 13, 2009

Dr. Martin Luther King used to end speechs by quoting a prayer from an old slave preacher. It’s an apt

By Jim Sloane / December 17, 2008

Oh yeah, more anecdotal data tells me silicon valley wants SO MUCH MORE for so much less!

How do you fix a woefully underfunded government organization and implement over 50 significant citizen serving systems in less than

The global business landscape is littered with expensive, well-intended strategies that don’t deliver value, often because leaders failed to identify