From the category archives:

PMI

Professional Status for PMs, Yes or No?

by Hal on April 14, 2009

in PM practice, PMI

Take a stand for our profession. Commit to conduct projects in a way that everyone learns what they need to learn.

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Project Management Professional

by Hal on April 13, 2009

in PM practice, PMI, training

It’s time to take our project management careers seriously. Commit to life-long learning.

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Projects Are about What?

by Hal on March 24, 2009

in PM practice, PMI, agile, books, teams

The Project Shrink combats conventional wisdom in his new book.

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Engaging Leadership for Not-So-Dumb Project Questions

by Hal on February 20, 2009

in PM practice, PMI, collaboration, project control

An engaged workforce musters the courage to ask the dumb questions. It takes steady leadership to make that happen.

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Looking for 32 or more Dumb Project Management Questions

by Hal on February 12, 2009

in PM practice, PMBoK, PMI, project control, project planning, project scheduling

Help generate a list of great dumb project management questions

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Top 10 Dumb Project Management Questions

by Hal on February 5, 2009

in PM practice, PMI, project control

Effective project controls requires asking the ‘dumb’ questions.

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Out with Deterministic Project Planning

by Hal on November 11, 2008

in PMBoK, PMI, project planning, project scheduling

The PMI CEO wants to look beyond deterministic planning

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PMI Global Congress 2008 Highlights

by Hal on October 23, 2008

in PMI, commentary

The PMI is opening up.

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Let’s Meet at PMI Congress 2008 in Denver

by Hal on October 15, 2008

in PMI

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I’ve been invited by PMI to join their newly organized New Media Council. I’ll be attending the PMI Congress for the first time. I hope to see many of you there. Please contact me if you want [...]

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CPM: What Do You Prefer?

by Hal on January 11, 2004

in CPM, PM practice, PMBoK, PMI, project planning, project scheduling

Over a year ago I published a series of postings on the critical path method that produced all kinds of comments and emails from readers. I collected those postings into a two-page article that I published on this site as CPM: Fool Me Once, Fool Me Twice. Shortly thereafter, Greg Howell caught some [...]

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