Archive for the 'Project Management' Category
Dr. Dobb’s Journal has an article called Beyond Functional Requirements On Agile Projects in its October 2008 issue. I think that it is not only worth reading for the subject matter contained in [...]
For years now, PowerPoint has firmly established itself as the “best” way to status a group of people about a project. Is it effective? By effective, I mean, does it communicate well and encourage discussion?
I think that, to some degree, PowerPoint presentations invoke what I call the TV syndrome. The people in [...]
Today, I am concentrating on prep. work for three planning sessions I have scheduled for Wed., Fri., and Mon. The goal for these sessions is to identify the remaining tasks that we know of, for interfaces and forms, on our project. Next, we are going to [...]
