I will be in Ann Arbor, MI on Monday, April 16th to speak at the Huron Valley PMI Chapter. The subject is: Increasing your project resource capacity without increasing your project resource costs. See this post for location information and contact info for the Huron Valley PMI Chapter. Hope to see you there!
HMS has just published a compete update of our TimeControl and Primavera Solutions Portal. Those interested in linking a financial timesheet with Primavera’s P6 will find numerous resources here including factsheets, white papers, powerpoints and an all-new webcast showing TimeControl 6 and Primavera’s P6 working with each other.
I’ve been scheduled for a number of speaking engagements so far this year with more to come. You can get a complete list on the Calendar page here at EPMGuidance.com
HMS has released TimeControl version 6.4. The new version includes numerous new and enhanced features including a new Project Manager Validation View and a new MyAssignments View.
Here’s a great way to start the new year with Dilbert’s take on project management processes. It’s good in the project management world not to take ourselves too seriously
Christmas Dinner is a project that’s worth of any experienced project managers and most of us would fail to deliver. Yet, a successful Christmas Dinner project requires all the elements of any other project and your most diligent of project processes. Here’s a project plan and a big thank you to everyone who will make Christmas dinner a success this year!
Happy holidays everyone.
Gotta love Dilbert. This has Scott Adams looking at the dangers of putting your project schedule on a white board instead of software.
Gotta Love Dilbert and his take on project managers serving as your waiters.
Gotta love Dilbert and his take on innovation. And I was wondering why my staff have so few ideas!
Microsoft has published an article of mine on TechNet. This one is about Dashboards and the art of dashboarding on Project Server. While that’s not so unusual. I publish articles there semi-regularly. This one actually appears on the front cover of Technet at technet.microsoft.com. That’s rather flattering. See this post for all the links and details.