Wow, it’s been a busy week on the blog. The amount of comments from last week’s posts kept me busy clear into this week.
Early in the week, I was asked about the RSS feeds that I read daily. I listed them earlier in the year. In just a few month, I started using Twitter a lot more and feeds less. Read more… A retrostpecitve – daily read, then and now
Next, I wrote about how within different areas within organizations, people feel they are the true center of the universe. Read more… about how I feel people should not forget the larger goal
On Wednesday, I had the opportunity to see a webinar, from VersionOne and their Moving Agile into the Mainstream webinar series. Read more… about AgileLive
I was then inspired to write about the need to Communicate effectively. See what I think are the best and worst ways to communicate.
On Thursday, I was interviewed for an upcoming podcast about project management and project leadership. It inspired me to write a post titled Chasing the carrot Read more…
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As I study the collection and reporting of metrics and project statuses, I find many reports just do not deliver what they should. I believe there should be a stand-alone deliverable that a project manager is able to provide to a stakeholder at any time, illustrating the total project status. I created a report and used the name “TPS Report” from the movie 
Wow, where did the time go? A little over a year ago, I found the need to start blogging. Little did I know how energized I would become. Other then learn as much as I can about my craft, I want to share my knowledge and experiences with other project managers or those who wish to become project managers. Since logging onto 
Before you begin designing and creating the next greatest iPhone application, it’s critical to define exactly what you plan your application to do, so says the 
