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Managing Projects in a Multi-tasking Environment This seminars provides a process for resolving a common problem in IT – employees are working not just on multiple projects, but on normal operations at the same time. Everything is a Number 1 priority, and what gets worked on depends o who has the loudest voice this week.

AGILE PROJECT LEADERSHIP
What Does an Agile Project Plan Look Like?
by Kent McDonald

 
I was talking recently with some project managers who were trying to understand what Agile is really all about, when someone asked me how agile project management is different than traditional PM techniques. I pondered that question for a little bit, There are several [...]

Agile Project Leadership
Leading from Within: Supporting the Right Project Team
by Kent McDonald

In my last article, I provided some thoughts on picking the right project team. This time around, I thought I would extend that thought and provide some ideas on what to do with that team once you have it formed.

Let’s face it, if you [...]

Picking the Right Project Team
by Kent McDonald

While at the Agile 2007 Conference a couple of weeks ago, a project manager from a small development shop tracked me down and asked me the best way to organize their development organization. Not being a big fan of the word “best” (what works really well in one situation [...]