“The idea originated from the vision of Ron Bredehoeft, a former IBM S/E and PC-enthusiast in the early 1980s. This original vision was simple: express the recipe and all preparation for a breakfast of eggs Benedict in project management terms.” … Continue reading
Even using secure passwords is not enough when someone is determined to hack your system. That innocuous email posing as a Stakeholder on a project could be their way in to your company’s systems. Sophie Curtis writes about her ethical … Continue reading
Avalon Training group have released a guideline on building custom reports in MS Project 2013 “With Project 2013, you can create and customize graphical reports of whatever project data you want. As an Administrator, you can distribute this report to … Continue reading
“The internet is not just hype – it’s here to stay and businesses that don’t embrace it face a bleak future.” Matthew Hall from IT Pro writes about the Cisco-sponsored Internet of Things World Forum. IT Pro Article The future … Continue reading
LEVERAGING THE CONTINGENT WORKFORCE WHITEPAPER from Robert Walters This Whitepaper explores the benefits of hiring contractors, the expectations of the recruitment process and how employers can get the most from the skills and experience that contractors provide, while avoiding the … Continue reading
The attached LinkedIn article, by Ben Marr, is a good look at why projects fail, the biggest pitfalls and how you can easily avoid them. Why Projects Fail
The following article provides some clarification on the title of Project Sponsor vs Project Owner. http://dvswest.wordpress.com/2013/02/26/project-owner-vs-project-sponsor/
