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Committing to clarity

One evening I was in Rochester, NY for business and I went looking for Indian food. I decided to check […]

In January I did a series of blogs on “Getting Smart about Trust.” Laying the Groundwork for Trust. I talked

When I was a kid, I got so excited about the Easter basket, only to find the big chocolate bunny

Everyone wants to be a leader, but observe how leaders are increasing questioned, their professionalism challenged, and reputation ruined! Take

Alright, I’ve had it with project leaders who think that the whole job can be done from a keyboard! I

By Randall Englund / February 25, 2007

The payment is project failure. The investment is effective project sponsorship. Successful project managers invest in managing their sponsors: they

By Randall Englund / February 24, 2007

Many executives are assigned as project sponsors, but their organizations do not spend time training and explaining their expected roles

By Randall Englund / February 23, 2007

I often present the ten pieces of a puzzle that comprise an environment for successful projects. The pieces, however, will

By Paul Konasewich / January 23, 2007

I once worked for a semiconductor company, in a business development role. I was new to the industry and so

By Michele Jackman / December 25, 2006

(Posted on behalf of Michele Jackman, PM Consultant extraordinaire) I recently gave a UCSC presentation on the “art and science”

By Jim Sloane / December 4, 2006

I know it’s just a movie, and everybody has already COMPLETELY covered this subject, but can you believe the leadership