Project Shrink

The first thing I do when I visit a large foreign city is … take a Hop-on-hop-off bus. Easy and convenient way to get a guided tour through a new place. So, I wondered, why not do this for the web? Stop 1: Business Analysts Survey And Free Framework Poster The guys over at Aotea [...]

The first thing I do when I visit a large foreign city is … take a Hop-on-hop-off bus. Easy and convenient way to get a guided tour through a new place. So, I wondered, why not do this for the web? Stop 1: Yes, Leadership Changes in a Web 2.0 World I have been working [...]

The first thing I do when I visit a large foreign city is … take a Hop-on-hop-off bus. Easy and convenient way to get a guided tour through a new place. So, I wondered, why not do this for the web? Stop 1: Pajama experiment results: 9/10 speakers surveyed sleep naked How does the way [...]

The first thing I do when I visit a large foreign city is … take a Hop-on-hop-off bus. Easy and convenient way to get a guided tour through a new place. So, I wondered, why not do this for the web? At least, the web in respect to project leadership, awesome communication and using “way [...]

(this is a repost) If you are a regular reader of my blog, you know that I get all excited when people are infusing our Project Management profession with Leadership, you know, the icky stuff that is about “humans” (waaahaaaaa). When I found out about the Center for Project Leadership at Columbia University I got [...]

If you are a regular reader of my blog, you know that I get all excited when people are infusing our Project Management profession with Leadership, you know, the icky stuff that is about “humans” (waaahaaaaa). When I found out about the Center for Project Leadership at Columbia University I got out of my chair [...]

Because a new month has started, again! In April 2009 I found the following postings highly remarkable and interesting… Dull Networks – How microblogging might turn the wisdom pyramid upside down @ CrumpleItUp I need more time @ Seth Godin Project 2.0 Teams: Creating Project Communities @ Project Management 2.0 Reputation is a Fragile Thing [...]

Because it’s the end of the month, again! March was a special month for Project Shrink as I launched the Project Shrink Videocast on iTunes and released the first edition of my new free unbook. During all this I was tracking 129 blogs (I cleaned up the list). In March 2009 I found the following [...]

Currently I am tracking 140 blogs related to “Project Management”. In February 2009 I found the following postings highly remarkable and interesting… Photography by Jon Rawlinson. NetAge Report #4: Organizing at the edge of chaos @ EndlessKnots Nodes and links, technically speaking @ EndlessKnots Reactionary business. Why predict the future? @ GaryVaynerchuk.com Working As A [...]

Do you work on or lead a virtual or matrix team, where members are not co-located? Is it a challenge getting people engaged, finding the right level of governance, or making sense out of all the emerging collaboration technologies? The Marengo Group, consulting arm of author Jerry Manas, in partnership with The Communication Partnership, Ltd, [...]