Springer has accepted our manuscript on digital assets, and we hope to announce it here in the coming weeks. Projects are a vital vehicle for economic and social action and the source of innovation, research, and organizational change. They can be the size of a small nation’s gross domestic product or larger than the organizations… Continue reading Coming soon…digital assets in projects
COVID-19 moved most project work to a 100% distributed working model overnight. That is, project teams that shared team rooms and physical space were suddenly working individually from a home office. Thus, all project work, with fixed deadlines and temporary team members, moved to a 100% distributed working model. I had the pleasure to work… Continue reading COVID-19 Motivated 100% Distributed Working–Project Management Impressions and Experiences
The “Going Agile Project Management Practices Third Edition” quiz is now online. Quiz “Going Agile Project Management Practices – Third Edition” introduces agile, its benefits, practices and methodologies; explains the agile coach’s role; describes how agile practices fit into the project management practices; and gives some considerations for going agile. The quiz addendum from the… Continue reading Updated! Going Agile Quiz
We have a book chapter Framework for Project Management in Agile Projects: A Quantitative Study in “Information Technology for Management: Current Research and Future Directions” published by Springer. It reports the results of a study conducted in 2019. The results quantify subjective and theoretical speculation on who performs the project management tasks in agile projects.… Continue reading Agile & Project Management Book Chapter
The Purpose The success rate for agile methodologies is on par with, if not better than, those managed under a traditional methodology. In addition, enterprise agile frameworks are at the peak of adoption. Thus, if agile methodologies are followed rigorously and exclude a project manager, then maybe the project manager role and some project management… Continue reading #Agile & Project Management Survey Results #pmot #projectmanagement
maxmetrics had our conference paper comparing big data analytic and business intelligence projects published as a book chapter by springer. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-15154-6_4
What is the relationship between project methodologies, the roles in a #project, and project #success? I am interested in your view. #agile #pmot #projectmanagement Take our quick survey before 11-Jan and sign-up for free copy of Going Agile 3rd Edition when published: http://bit.ly/2LOUWft
In the Project Management Stammtisch on the 30th of November, we covered “Success Criteria for BI and Big Data.” There were two different types of criteria for Big Data Analytics projects: one area has six success criteria and the second had only one. The Business Intelligence projects also had one success criteria, which was different… Continue reading 3. PM Stammtisch: Success Criteria for BI and Big Data.
Based on our study from 2017, we built a classification model for Business Intelligence and Big Data Analytics projects. We would be interested in how well the model classifies your project, and whether the reporting information is relevant for project management. You can select “generate report” and provide your project specifications at the following site:… Continue reading Seeking feedback! #BI #Bigdata #Analytics #PMOT
In the Project Management Stammtisch on the 26th of October, we covered “Impact of Multidisciplinary Teams and Data Scientist on Project Success Project Management Stammtisch.” The research in this area offered an intriguing story about teams and individuals. The profiles of the participants were of mixed: An Artificial Intelligence specialist managing international projects, an Agile… Continue reading 2. PM Stammtisch: Impact of Multidisciplinary Teams and Data Scientist on Project Success