Tutorials and tools for managing, estimating, planning and tracking software development projects: PMP, Agile, Scrum, Lean, Kanban
Interestingly, some industry thought leaders and consultants believe Agile is a development-only set of methods, neglecting the strong emphasis on project and risk management. I have read these analyses and have given careful consideration to their viewpoints.
This article shares experiences and a model to organize and operate distributed Agile teams. The author wants to convey a simple message: Agile is the best approach for distributed teams.
Based on the orchestra conductor metaphor, Elisabeth Bucci explains how the project manager can be involved in projects without playing the first role.
Eric Krock presents techniques to reduce the risk that you act as an idiot project manager.
Using the metaphor of the elephant, Kailash Awati explains the reasons why project managers don’t want to recognize known risks.
This blog post discusses how agile practices are similar to yin and yang practices in the context of software project management.
This blog post from Bas de Baar explores the dynamic of resilient project team building.
In this blog post, Glen Alleman remind us that managing a project is also managing its costs.