Yin Yang & Project Management
This blog post discusses how agile practices are similar to yin and yang practices in the context of software project management.
Category: Articles
Three Balances For Resilient Groups. Why Every Group Will Collapse.
This blog post from Bas de Baar explores the dynamic of resilient project team building.
Are You Doing Project Management?
In this blog post, Glen Alleman remind us that managing a project is also managing its costs.
Tips on Project Portfolio Resource Allocation Courtesy of James Bond’s Boss
This post presents an effective project portfolio management process based on James Bond’s film experience.
Why Am I a Coach?
Peter Hundermark explains the reasons that made him transition from manager to agile coach.
Deciding What Kind of Projects are Most Suited for Agile
In this blog post, Mike Cohn explains that agile is most appropriate on any urgent project with significant complexity and novelty – and that includes software development and weddings.
Don’t Start a Project with Scarcity
Johanna Rothman discusses what you should do when you don’t have enough resources at the beginning of a project. You will have to learn to defensively manage the project portfolio–a difficult, but not impossible task for a project manager.
The Purpose of a Plan
In this blog post, Jens Schauder offers a list of things a plan can do for you or other people involved in the project plus some properties your plan should have in order to fulfill this purpose.