Miscellaneous - Silicon Valley Project Management

Project Management Evolution

By Margaret Mannion / September 11, 2007

With two major milestones underway at the PMI-Silicon Valley Chapter, this week seemed like a good time to take stock

By Jeanne Parrent / September 8, 2007

If you ever watched Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, the one thing you learned for sure was to never,

By Jeanne Parrent / September 6, 2007

At 14, Ben Casnocha founded a software company called Comcate Inc. At 17, Inc. magazine named him “entrepreneur of the

By Jeanne Parrent / September 5, 2007

Almost every job I know requires some people skills. But unlike sales and marketing for instance, being a project manager

By Jeanne Parrent / September 4, 2007

One of the on-going risks for technical people these days is to be seen as a commodity-and treated as such.

By David M. Katz / August 11, 2007

Welcome back to blog # 5 in the series. Today, for project management, we are going to look at a

By David M. Katz / August 10, 2007

Welcome back everyone to blog # 4: your opportunity to look in the mirror to see what you see about

I’m sick of this job! I’m going to go out on my own and become a project management consultant! Hmm…

“So you knew the right thing to do, yet you failed to act. Why was that?” “I was afraid I’d

By Mike Taylor / July 16, 2007

Over the past few years we have seen a significant shift in business ethics. For some managers it is deemed

By Josh / June 16, 2007

Training Not Related to Job/Task In order for continuous improvement to become organizational culture, it must also become a personal