July 2011 – Silicon Valley Project Management

Tune and Trust Your Intuitions

By Eric Craven / July 29, 2011

As you learn about project management, one critical thing to absorb is to trust your sense about situations. This may […]

By Eric Craven / July 28, 2011

A lot goes on around me as I’m working on any project and I’ve learned is to pay attention to

By Eric Craven / July 26, 2011

I’ve learned a lot about project management as a result of the trainings and schooling I’ve had. But one thing

By Ken Chen / July 25, 2011

My company built its first Facebook fan page for a client over 2 years ago. At the time, it was

By Ken Chen / July 19, 2011

If you are managing a project to deliver a new product or service, you’ll be making lots of decisions. If

By Ken Chen / July 18, 2011

Early Impressions of Google+: Be Scared Facebook, Very Scared Last year, I wrote a blog post about the Next, Big

Nope. There’s just no way around it. You are going to have to work with people. Even if you are

Last time, I talked about status reporting, which is commonly required but whose power as a multitool is often overlooked.

Status reports (or whatever your particular methodological school calls them) are frequently maligned – c.f. “TPS Reports” in the movie

When you first start out as a professional project manager, you typically have had some informal project management experience as

Project managers work on various projects, sometimes traveling to various clients’ sites. You juggle many emails, calls, faxes and meetings