PPM Programme Management Blogs
Project Management is a blog run by Chilean Computer Engineer, Business Consultant and Project Management professor Adrian Moya Anex. Written in Spanish, Google allows for the blog to translate to English. “I am a IT professional Systems Auditor, Quality Analyst, I’m graduated in business management. I have 30 years of experince in project management,” Adrian [...]
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bornagainagilist is a blog from a practitioner best described as a project manager by accident, Terry Bunio, who works as a Principal Consultant at Protegra. Terry told us: “I never wanted to be a Project Manager. I started as a software developer and found my technical calling in Data Architecture. Along the way, I discovered [...]
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Project Manage This holds a unique spot in PPM Community: to date, it’s the only one we’ve come across that posts on a purely anonymous basis. We intend to protect the anonymity of its editor-in-chief whilst opening your minds to what this PPM blog can bring to the table, primarily as a blog with an [...]
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Ward Wired is a blog that began in April 2011 headed by J. LeRoy Ward, an experienced global executive with 36 years experiences in project, programme and portfolio management across the private and public sector. LeRoy currently serves as Executive Vice President, Product Strategy & Management at ESI International, but also counts a variety of [...]
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Tags: developing people and teams, Executives, Internal/Global Managers, Leaders, leadership excellence, People Managers, PPM Project Management, Project Managers, Technical Managers, Virtual Managers, Virtual mangement
October 25, 2011
Working With or Without Walls is a blog headed by Colleen Garton, a multi-practising project management expert that has served as a consultant, writer, speaker and educator on virtual and project management. Colleen started 2WO2W in 2010 and tries to keep it to a single post each month as a means to share opinions on [...]
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Business-Driven PPM is a blog directed by Matthew Barnett for PowerSteering Software, which is a “leader in business-driven project & portfolio management (PPM) solutions for managing IT Governance, PMOs, Performance Improvement, Product Development, and other strategic initiatives.” “Our easy-to-use software provides business executives at BayCare, Frito-Lay, Merck, PolyOne, Shaw Industries, UK National Health Service, US [...]
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Ron Rosenhead has many years of experience of project and programme management. He is Chief Executive of Project Agency, set up in 1995, wherein he works in organisations: demystifying project management with professionals at all levels developing core skills – of Project Managers, their teams and Project Sponsors providing guidelines and protocols for staff to [...]
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Fixing Projects is a blog that premiered in May 2010 under the direction of Carol Long, CEO for Three Triangles Performance Ltd. Carol has experience as a programme and project manager, interim manager and consultant in high-tech, public and not-for-profit sectors. She specialises in assisting senior management get value from their project, and also has [...]
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Wisewolf Talking is a blog run by consultant/business coach Wendy Mason. A public sector consultant for years specialising in project & programme management, Wendy switched to the private sector for good four years ago. Wendy today has a successful career working with private and public sector organisations and she has worked with the third sector. [...]
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PPMpractitioner is a blog from the experienced hands of Neil Walker, who has over 18 years experience in PPM and nearly 25 in the Finance sector as an employee and consultant. He sees the blog, started in 2008 and updated twice weekly, as a portal to release his strongest areas of expertise in. “PPMpractitioner covers [...]
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SpanishPMO is a Spanish-language project management blog run by Fermin de Rojas that focuses on elements within PM, namely methodologies, tools, jobs and coaching. A bilingual project management expert educated at Brighton University, Fermin was startled to find a wealth of PM blogs available in English, compared to the relative lack in his native Spanish, [...]
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Project Professionals is a blog engineered by professional project manager George T. McLaughlin, who’s worked in a varied amount of project-related roles since finishing his days as a nuclear submarine officer in 1980. “In the 1980’s I provided PM consulting services worldwide (Venezuela, Italy, Korea, and others), predominately for owner companies,” George says. “For five [...]
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publicsectorpm.com is a blog headed by veteran public sector project & programme manager Jon Hyde that allows him to share several of the working life lessons he has come to embrace. In the midst of a belt-tightening recession, the blog he started in November 2010 can help fellow project managers in public life. “The blog [...]
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The AFA blog is one of the most recently established blogs on PPM Community, premiering 1st November 2010. It’s company blog for AFA, established as a management consultancy organisation 15 years ago and since developing into a reputable training course provider. Alan Ferguson suggested AFA to PPM Community, as the blog updates 3-5 times per [...]
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PM Conversations is a blog which aims to simulate “real” conversations around the state and practice of the project management discpline. Kicked off in 2009, Ajay blogs once a month on the challenges we face in project management and shares knowledge and information along with perspectives of senior project professionals. Ajay is based in India, [...]
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Around The CHAOS (ATC) is a fairly new PPM blog run by Sam Palani, PMP, a veteran international Senior IT Project / Program Manager and Technology Management consultant for over 15 years. Begun in June 2010, Sam says he introduced ATC to the PPM blogosphere as agent to fill a specific gap. “Though there are [...]
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The Project Box combines industrial psychology with project management topics to deliver a thought-provoking weekly blog under the editorial practice of Bernardo Tirado. Bernardo is an Industrial Psychology practitioner and has worked in project management capacities for Fortune 50s from project manager to portfolio level leader. Bernardo was also an adjunct professor teaching industrial psychology [...]
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The Practicing IT PM is another recent addition to PPM blogosphere by Las Vegas native Dave Gordon, IT Project Portfolio Manager for MGM Resorts International since 2006. Starting in June 2010 (merely two months before this feature), Dave felt The Practicing IT PM would be the perfect outlet for sharing an expertise that stretches over [...]
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PM Snack is a combo programme / project management blog presented by veteran programme manager Mykola Dudar that began in January 2010 as a means to share best practices in PPM. Mykola, a Seattle native who currently works as a Programme Manager in the Windows division of Microsoft, manages programmes on products for software developers [...]
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CommsAbilities is a blog edited by veteran communications consultant Jo Ann Sweeney. Jo Ann’s work in consulting sees her work with project teams to effectively establish solid communications. Her weekly posts aim to provide practical tips and advice to project managers. Candidly, Jo Ann admits that she is brought into the project when it has reached a point of [...]
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PMO Perspectives is a blog with multiple authors presented by ESI International, an acclaimed international consultancy that “helps people are the world improve the way they manage their projects, contracts, requirements and vendors.” A relatively newer member of the PPM blogosphere (first making an appearance in March 2010), PMO Perspectives aims to support the PMO [...]
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Mushcado by Paul Slater is a blog that lists as its credo “delivering organizational and individual performance”. Paul is a consultant and coach who focuses on the people side of projects. “I started the blog to provide me with a way of sharing my thoughts and ideas on a number of subject areas that I’m [...]
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The Plan Is by Richard Revis is the blog for a small London-based project management firm of the same name that specialises in recovering projects that have fallen apart. Richard, a veteran of defence and telecommunications projects before moving on to project management tools, believes sound project management can wipe out the fires caused by [...]
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Herding Cats by Glen Alleman intends to establish the processes needed to increase the probability of project success from my experience and domain knowledge. Through Glen – a Programme Planning and Controls manager in aerospace, defense, government, and enterprise IT domains – Herding Cats has been adding daily updates since March 2005 as an avenue [...]
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The Enterprise Navigator, by Terry Doerscher, includes subjects related to business management and integration, with an emphasis on topics related to portfolio management and the modern PMO. Terry says Enterprise Navigator is intended to be informative and educational, presented in a light hearted, entertaining manner. Terry spearheads posts at Enterprise Navigator, as a subsidiary of [...]
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Project Management Bistro, the blog PM Boulevard, is co-edited by Jennifer Girdish. PM Bistro began publishing with the hope of expanding the reach of PM Boulevard to a wider audience in project and programme management. “PM Bistro is the blog of PM Boulevard, so that we can further the conversation within the PM community,” Jennifer [...]
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Managing the Work, the blog from the team at Daptiv, began publishing posts in October 2009 under the guidance of Monica Miller. Daptiv specialises in improving collaborative work management, and the directives of Managing the Work encompass project management professionals, as well as a variety of other management professions hoping to collaborate in an effective [...]
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One Less Cut in a Thousand by Tim Sharpe was restarted in 2010 after a hiatus with the intention of reaching out in what Tim affectionately refers to as “grumpy old man” railing at poor management tactics. Expect no punches to be pulled. “One Less Cut in a Thousand is about, because of, for, or [...]
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Papercut Edge, is a relative newcomer to the project management blogging scene but has made a great impact for its focus on the soft skills side of PM and a blogger with a great sense of humour. Geoff Crane started the blog in November 2009 primarily to promote his coaching business but quickly found a following [...]
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