PPM Project Management Blogs
PRINCE2 Training is the blog offered by Silicon Beach Training under the leadership of Andy Trainer, a training manager for SBT. Many of the posts written for the blog are provided by the company’s accredited PRINCE2 trainers. “We blog to keep up interest in our site and to provide resources for the delegates on our [...]
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Emiliano Soldi’s Project Management Agile Blog premiered in September 2009 under Soldi’s direction. In that, the blog has a leader that has walked the walk. Emiliano is a senior project manager with over 15 years of experience in the ICT sector. He told us that “his core skills lie in Project and Portfolio Management as [...]
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The Planner Tutorials Hub is a blog for project managers, controllers, schedulers and planners alike with a need for quality guides on how to work with certain tools common to the trade. Planner Tutorials is headed by Michael Lepage, a “a Primavera and Project Management expert working with companies large and small.” Lepage also works [...]
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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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Projectblog is the home blog for Projectplace, managed by Roza Mouithsone, a Customer Development Manager at Projectplace. “I’m very excited to manage our blog as I love people, communication and projects. I am also responsible for our newsletters and the communication towards our leads and users,” Roza says. “We started it first time in 2008 [...]
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Frankly PM is a monthly project management “lessons learnt” blog under the leadership of Cola Richmond. Cola is a London-based Senior Digital Project Manager, currently serving as Head of Project Management for an undisclosed corporate communications agency. Frankly PM is one of two strong social mediums Cola heads up, as she has expanded her reach [...]
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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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AgileIQ is one of two company blogs on the SolutionsIQ company website, tackling in-depth with examples and leadership on software delivery and Agile project management solutions. Pam Dyer of SolutionsIQ provided some background on the company as a basis for a good blogging experience. “With more than 30 years of experience, SolutionsIQ has a deep [...]
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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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adaQuest blog is a relatively newer addition to the PPM blogosphere, having originated in June 2011 under the stewardship of “experienced program management professionals who recognized the need for a more efficient project management model.” Based in Bellevue, Washington, USA, “adaQuest specializes in a unified approach to Localization Services, Project Portfolio Management (including Enterprise Project [...]
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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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Think Productivity! is a blog headed by Steffen Lentz, a Zurich-based senior practitioner in software projects who premiered the insightful project management blog in July 2011 and adds updates twice a month. “I have a solid methodical background in RUP and agile thinking,” Steffen explains. “I co-authored a book (in German, Software entwickeln mit Verstand) [...]
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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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PM Notes is a blog hosted by Nina Braschler, a senior project manager based in Switzerland. A bilingual professional, Nina blogs in German, but English translations are available through Google Translate. “I do some coaching for project management in my company,” Nina says. “The questions of the ‘coachees’ inspired me to write about project management [...]
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Adevntures In Project Management by Brett Harned is a blog by the Philadelphia-based senior project manager of the same name who has an extensive list of experiences and clients in a web capacity to which he has supplied his services. In March 2010, Brett wanted to expand upon the lessons he’d taken from a life [...]
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The microTOOL blog is a corporate software blog that focuses an expertise on “software development, project management, multi-project management, requirements management, configuration management and quality management,” according to microTOOL spokeswoman Tanja Weiss. “Our software solutions are suitable for processes like V-Modell XT, PRINCE2, Scrum or individual processes and enhance process maturity. Standards like SPICE or [...]
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Agile Product and Project Management is a blog run by Voximate Founder/Chief Marketing Officer Eric Krock. The blog premiered in August 2010 and normally publishes on a weekly basis, though the site underwent beta testing in the middle of the 2011 summer. The blog was named one of the top 200 Agile blogs to follow [...]
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PDU Of The Day, or pduOTD.com for short, is a blog from the editorial direction of Martin Chernenkoff, PMP. As one would expect from the header, the blog delves into the realm of project management related professional development units readers should make a note of for continued professional development. “Weekdays we present PDU and learning [...]
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Keeping the Peace is a blog run by Margaret Meloni, a successful working coach and former PMO & project manager that is based in America after several years working in corporate roles, many of which included Fortune 500 companies. “The blog helps you keep the peace with tips and stories on how to become free [...]
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The Doolpy blog is run by the people behind Doolphy, an online project management tool aiming to give its users the ability to plan, organise and control projects that will increase their probability of success. Rosa Alnasser Román is one of the company’s several bloggers for the weekly site, which premiered in January 2010, and [...]
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PMP Project Management Blog is a blog from PMCAMPUS, an online warehouse of tips and advice on study materials in preparation for the PMP and CAPM certification exam, including a wealth of practice questions. A relatively recent addition to the PPM Community, PMP Project Management Blog premiered in April 2011 and currently updates with three [...]
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The Project Whisperer is a blog run by Pam Stanton, an author, speaker, and consultant with over 20 years of project leadership experience. The title of the blog coincides with Pam’s recent book of the same name, a chronicle of her two decades of insight into the human element of project success. “I am extremely [...]
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The Project Management Center is an Italian competence center about project management methodologies and tools by HumanWare Consulting Services run by Claudio Fratta, a senior partner at HumanWare. Claudio’s background involved previous work at Accenture within ICT Project management. “HumanWare started the blog for corporate communication purpose,” Claudio told us recently. “The blog is all [...]
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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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Web Soup is a blog run by Andy Bawden, a project manager and eCommerce specialist with 9 years experience as a pm. The blog has undergone a change recently, switching from the WordPress to Posterous in February 2011. Andy’s credentials as a PRINCE2 practitioner with nearly a decade of experience across the public and private [...]
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Project management trainer Obsideo launced a blog in late May 2011 under the editorial stewardship of Mike Watson, a partner at the company. The newbie to the PPM blogosphere offers a weekly post. “We started the blog to have an outlet for sharing knowledge, rants and raves,” Mike told us. “I’m motivated to post because [...]
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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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Aidan Kelly is a the blog run by the PRINCE2 project manager, chartered physicist and communicator of the same name. Aidan uses the blog, which he started in December 2010, to “share ideas and inspirations on project management, community development, technology and innovation. “My interest lies in understanding and working in the overlap of these [...]
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Susanne Madsen is the blog run by the certified PRINCE2 practitioner, project/programme manager, mentor and coach of the same name, with over 15 years experience in the trade. “The majority of my experience stems from working with investment banks such as JPMorgan Chase and Standard Bank, both as a consultant and as a permanent employee. [...]
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Lisa Drake’s PM Blog is the blog from a jack-of-all-trades Nevadan that has found time to master the fine art that is project management. Lisa, based in the popularly-referenced “biggest little city in the world”, Reno, combines experiences/passions both professionally and of an extracurricular, personal variety to give a regularly updated blog chock full of [...]
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Save the Monkey in the Middle is a project management blog run by partners Tamara Moore and an unidentified colleague that started in December 2010. Both combine for 21 years of project management experience, work for the Department of Defense, and use the invaluable assets with their experience in a way which they both felt [...]
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PGPSI is a project management blog edited and updated by Ramon Costa, a veteran of project management and IT roles. The blog premiered in 2009 under Ramon’s watchful eye and is updated two times each month in the midst of his busy schedule. He holds down a variety of responsibilities: Business Productivity Advisor at Microsoft [...]
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European School of Project Management is the most diffused PPM blog in Italy, containing articles written in both Italian and in English. One of the leaders of the blog is Luca Giraudo, who works on behalf of a wealth of PPM talent. “In this blog you can find tips and best practices about project, programme [...]
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Martin Webster, Esq. is a blog from a Systems Support Manager of the same name at Leicestershire County Council. Martin has over 10 years project and programme management experience. Martin’s professional interests include project management, leadership, and strategic information systems planning. He started the Martin Webster, Esp. blog in June 2009 and has posted weekly [...]
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Project Management Files is a blog edited by a project management veteran identifying himself only by one name: Alvin Alvin has been involved in projects and project management for most of his career, and took a shot at blogging through Project Management Files in 2010 as a means to get some of his thoughts published. [...]
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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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Tom’s Planner is a blog started in November 2009 based on a unique niche in the PPM blogosphere – a vision for better planning tools in the profession. Thomas Ummels had worked for six years as a project manager, but soon grew frustrated with a specific pain of the job: Gantt Charts. Thomas told us: [...]
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Voices on Project Management is a PPM blog courtesy of the Project Management Institute recommended to us by blog leader Jill Cherpack of PMI. It’s believed to be the only PPM blog here on the community that originated in Warsaw. “Voices on Project Management was launched at a PMI Research Conference in Warsaw to share [...]
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Freelancer Project Management is a PPM blog maintained by Jennifer Kantmere, who should know something about the matter herself. A freelance business writer and entrepreneur, Jennifer trained in public sector project management in the UK and left in 2008 to go it alone as a freelance project manager working with small-to-medium sized businesses. She now [...]
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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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Focus Blogalot is the blog of from the people at Focus on Training, a training company offering a wide range of accredited courses in the UK. The posts at Blogalot are headed by Rex Gibson, providing “topical news and discussion on PPM issues, training & qualifications, career paths and funding.” The blog premiered in 2008, [...]
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DantotsuPM is a blog headed by Michel Operto, a project manager, certified PMP for a decade and former president of the PMI France-Sud chapter. He started DantotsuPM in June 2009 and has become so proficient at blogging that he offers up to 2 posts a day! “I blog on all matters related to Project Management [...]
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The Project Management Portmanteau is a blog from Neville Carson that started October 2009 and maintains a minimum of at least one weekly post. Neville says the blog combines both the technical and human aspects of project management. “The Project Management Portmanteau covers two general areas,” he says. “One is nuts-and-bolts project management knowledge–techniques and [...]
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Change Happens by Maciver Projects is a blog focused on the relationship between project management and change management and the importance of both capabilities to deliver change in organisations. Blogging weekly, the Change Happens blog was started in February 2010 as an opportunity to share experiences, specifically about the space overlapping both change management and [...]
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The People and Projects Podcast is hosted by Andy Kaufman, PMP. Beginning in January 2009, People and Projects offer two episodes a month, featuring interviews and insights on leading people and delivering projects. To Andy, project management is more than a job – it’s a passion that can be applied in all walks of life. [...]
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PMP certified Iván Rivera has hosted his self-titled blog since February 2007, posting twice monthly mostly in Spanish, but with the occassional English post to expand his audience to a bilingual capacity. That said, modern toolbars and search engines allow Ivan to be fully translatable to the masses of project managers he generally targets. “In [...]
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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 5 Minutes Project Management Podcast is the work of Ricardo Vargas that, as he says himself, “intends to present and debate the main news and themes in the project management field, in a practical and easy way.” Ricardo, a project, portfolio and risk management specialist, is the author of 10 books in both Portuguese [...]
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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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Amr Miqdadi started blogging regularly on ProjectManagers.net’s social network earlier this year, offering no less than six posts in its first two weeks. Based in the Palestinian occupied territory of Jerusalem, Amr is a computer engineer with 7 years experiance in courts automation and document management systems. “Also I am a MCP, MCSE, and PMP [...]
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ProjectManagementSuccess.net is a blog run by a project manager and information systems consultant known only to her readers as Karen. The blog premiered earlier in 2010, offering weekly tidbits of Karen’s life experiences over the entirety of her decade in project management. “My area of interest and expertise is software development project management, particularly in [...]
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Legnita Press is a blog by Angel Agueda Barrero talking about project management through different perspectives. Those perspectives? “PMBOK, PRINCE2, Scrum…and about education, leadership and management,” Angel said. Not to mention that with the click of a mouse, you can read her perspectives in either English or Spanish! Angel started Legnita in 2006 as an [...]
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International Community for Project Managers is a blog directed by founder Shawn Futterer, PMP. The weekly blog known for short as ICPM began in 2006 with the goal of helping “project managers around the world connect, share and learn from one another. Better projects through community knowledge.” Shawn has managed project and people for over [...]
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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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Manage By Walking Around is one of the more established members of our PPM blogosphere, having premiered in July 2006. The weekly-updated blog is run by Jonathan D. Becher, an active participant in the performance management community, a frequent speaker at industry conferences, and a published author on a multitude of subjects. “A primary goal [...]
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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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Utpal Writes is managed by a project management enthusiastic and a Certified Scrum Master, Utpal Vaishnav. Utpal has 11+ years of experience in Software Industry. He says he is almost “fanatical” for “learning, unlearning and relearning about management, leadership and self-help.” Starting from late 2008, Utpal has continuously updated his blog on the above subjects. [...]
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PRINCE2 in Spanish is a blog run by freelance consultant Jose Luis Fernandez that began in May 2009 with an aim “to promote the use of PRINCE2 in Spanish and help with the PRINCE2 certification.” Jose Luis posts up to two times monthly, providing a distinctive Spanish-language voice for PRINCE2 focussed project managers worldwide. “PRINCE2 [...]
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QAspire Blog is edited regularly by Tanmay Vora, a Quality management professional who seeks the trends and tendencies in management and leadership with his blog. Starting in April 2006, Tanmay used QAspire to to delve into those two key aspects with short stories on those subjects. “I started the blog because I was passionate about [...]
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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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PM Technix is the newest blog we’ve added at PPM Community to date. Specifically, it came out almost exactly two weeks after this post was published. While there may be some time in need of passing before PM Technix is overflowing with content-rich PPM elements, there’s no doubt that Bruce Lofland will be the person [...]
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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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EarthPM’s oft-mentioned slogan is “at the intersection of Green and Project Management,” a power-packed credo for two veteran project managers left with an indelible imprint on the importance of resource sustainability. Rich Maltzman and Dave Shirley have worked primarily as project management practitioners in their respective 30 years of field experience, and in launching EarthPM [...]
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Corporate Geek is a blog that combines the professional passions of veteran IT project manager Ciprian Rusen and delivery manager Richard Newton. Namely, technology, the internet, project management and visual communication. Ciprian, currently with Procter & Gamble and previously of IBM, wrote to us to describe the motivations for Corporate Geek as a viable PM [...]
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Project Management Reviews is a recent addition to the PPM blogosphere from Nguyen Son, a veteran project manager with experience in handling ERP projects in transport, chemical and telecommunications. Beginning in June 2010, Son devoted two new posts each week to the blog. “I would like to be involved more in project management communities, both [...]
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The Hard-Nosed Project Manager tends to gravitate in scope toward its given title: hard-nosed, as well as practical, first-hand experience and observation as opposed to theory. Specifically, it is written from the hard-nosed experience of Patrick Richard, a Montreal-based PMP, with Combat and Chemical Engineering experience across a variety of industries. Admittedly, Patrick says he [...]
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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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Kelly’s Contemplation is a project management/leadership blog that started in May 2010 under its namesake editor, Robert Kelly. Robert’s career in IT allowed the blog to premier as a haven of online communication of his thoughts and ideas on leadership and team management in a high performance capacity. Robert is a PMP certified IT leader [...]
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Project Management Success is a PPM strategy blog for project management software company AtTask, Inc., headed by Jessie Warner. The blog, like a few others we’ve mentioned on PPM Community, is unique: within a month of its inception (17th June 2010, to be precise), Project Management Success was profiled by us. Jessie, an MBA holder [...]
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Beyond Projects began as a weekly blog in 2008 under the editorial direction of Erika Flora, a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and ITIL Expert who works as a project management and ITIL consultant, instructor and speaker in addition to her work as a “blogger who loves to relax with a nice glass of red [...]
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Peter Simon’s Blog is a new PPM blog from the Managing Partner of Lucidus Consulting. How new? The month this profile went live was the same month Peter inaugurated it. It’s a welcome addition, as Peter’s experience lends itself to a solid first-hand relevance for PPM know-how. Consider his credentials: 30 years of project management [...]
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Ask Rick A. Morris about his blog, and he’ll tell you that Project Management That Works! is “a collection of ramblings, tools and free consulting” on a weekly-updated blog that allows the veteran PMP and ITIL Practitioner “to be able to share the latest best practices.” Rick has the background that lends itself to sharing [...]
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Project Manager Blog is the front blog for Method 123, a software company that, according to PM log spokesman Jason (surname unknown) ”tries to give back to the community through free articles on how to better manage projects.” Originating in 2009 as a means of public relations for Method 123, Project Manager Blog has since expanded [...]
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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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Quantmleap.com is a blog run by Shim Marom, an internationally experienced project manager and certified PMP who has worked with extensive hands-on Data Modelling and Information Engineering projects for over 13 years. Shim’s blog is topical and relevant for management of all kinds, including that within the project atmosphere. A former economist-turned project manager, Shim has [...]
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What’s the Word, Jellybird? is a blog run by Kimba Green, a veteran project manager who took to the job originally as a means to get through university. “My first project was the building of an ice cream shop and developing that business,” Kimba says. “The profit paid for my college expenses.” With an [...]
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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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PM Podcast, presented by Cornelius Fichtner, features weekly episodes of pod & vodcasts with several of the leading figures in project and programme management. Cornelius, a certified PMP who has worked internationally as a Project Manager for 16 years, started the blog in August 2005 with an aim to help project management personnel, enthusiasts and [...]
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Microsoft EPM Solution is the blog by PJ Mistry, a Microsoft Certified EPM & SharePoint Consultant and Trainer. PJ started the blog in 2008 to help the Microsoft EPM User Community and blogs about 2-3 times a week. PJ is a Microsoft Certified EPM & SharePoint Consultant and Trainer (MCP, MCT, MCTS, MCITP), working for [...]
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Dr. John A. Estrella’s Blog premiered in March 2009 as a quick-hitting blog for the project management Twitter-verse, only if the characters were instead words. “I give practical project management advice in 140 words or less,” he says. “Topics include low-level topics such as three-point estimating to high-level topics such as enterprise project management.” John [...]
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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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Easy in Theory, Difficult in Practice is a blog offered Kiron Bondale, a manager of multiple mid-to-large sized application development and systems integration projects. Kiron has set up and managed Project Management Offices (PMO) and, as Manager of Client Services for Solution Q, has provided project portfolio management and project management consulting services to clients [...]
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Perspectives on Project Management is the blog from Learning Tree which started up in October 2009 to share accumulated knowledge & experience with the project management community. Learning Tree International is a leading global provider of effective training to management, business and information technology professionals. Since the introduction of their first Project Management course in [...]
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The Critical Chain by Dina Garfinkel is a blog from a veteran web developer of just over a decade that moved into project management in 2004. “I learned over the next four years through trial by fire and learned a huge amount,” Dina says. “In January of 2008 I went for my PMP and getting [...]
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Beyond The Firewall is a blog by Stew Apelzin, one that actively promotes a page of posts about “software development, healthcare, acting, racquetball”. Or, as the Oregon native says, the things that “tickle my fancy. Hopefully you’ll enjoy them too.” A cursory glance at his first page of posts, though, reveals a wealth of posts [...]
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Management Scholars Academy Blog (MS Academy Blog for short) is edited by Ganapathy Subramanian, a PMP-certified mentor and project veteran that uses the blog to publish 2-3 articles on both project management and interpersonal skills. Through communication techniques, MS Academy aims to reach both project leads and project managers. “Management Scholars Academy blog is a place [...]
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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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Strategic Project Management by Ty Kiisel is a blog for @task, a worldwide project and portfolio solutions company. Ty has blogged daily at Strategic PM since its inception in the fall of 2009 with the goal of sharing best practices and experiences. Ty describes Strategic PM as a collection of “observations and lessons learned from [...]
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Alec Satin on People, Projects and Process premiered in January 2008 under Satin’s direction as a medium for the veteran project manager and organisational expert to connect with fellow project managers with tips and advice. Alec is a trained therapist, entrepreneur and Information Technology professional, saying that he seeks to infuse environments with order, process [...]
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International Project Management Communications is a new project management blog from Francis Norman focused on communications in international projects. Created in January 2010, Francis posts a series of articles discussing the various aspects and influences on successful international project communications and obstacles to being successful in the field Francis is a project manager and engineer [...]
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My Project Management Expert, by Susan de Sousa, is published regularly with the hopes of promoting project management to the masses, whether that audience includes students to season professional PPM personnel. Susan is an interim Program Manager with 13 years experience delivering large, high profile business change and technology programmes for clients in UK, US [...]
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The Lazy Project Manager by Peter Taylor is one of many tools this veteran of project management has going in conjunction with his industry-acclaimed book of the same name that can be had at the website of the same name. He also hosts free podcasts, available on iTunes. Peter is a dynamic and commercially astute [...]
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The Tao of Project Management, by John Carroll, places an emphasis on the importance of soft skills so crucial to managing projects that can be often ignored in the place of hard skills and methodologies. John is a veteran project manager, PM consultant and trainer with over 35 years of experience in the field. He [...]
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The APM Blog is one of the most recent additions to the PPM blogosphere, opening up shop in March 2010. Edited by Owain Wilson, the blog features many featured writers and personalities from both the Association for Project Management and Project magazine, including Liz Wilson, Julie Legge and Andrew Bragg. Recognising the abundance of PPM-based [...]
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Project Management 2.0, authored by Andrew Filev, reflects the views of an experienced project manager and a successful entrepreneur. Andrew has been managing software teams since 2001 with the help of new-generation collaboration and management applications. Project Management 2.0 reflects his views on changes going on in contemporary project management, thanks to the influence of [...]
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Lifelong Project, by Joseph Phillips, is not merely intended for the likes of the project and programme management community: it is also about one man’s vision to rise above his own struggles and use project management ideals as a basis for a re-shaping of one’s own path. In his own words, Joseph says Lifelong Project [...]
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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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