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Sunday, 06 June 2010 08:21 |
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PM in Practice.Net is a proud sponsor of the Golf For Dreams fund raising event (golf4dreams.com).
On July 16th, the Vancouver Dreams Take Flight charity will be hosting a 7th annual golf tournament event. The proceeds go to help raise the funds for the special flight to send 125 special needs kids to the Disneyland, which takes place every year. More information about the event could be found here.
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Friday, 09 April 2010 19:02 |
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Do you often browse sites like PM in Practice.Net and just wonder how wonderful it would be if you could write just like the wonderful authors at PMinPractice? Did you think maybe you didn't have what it takes to get your writing published? Well - here's your chance! For a limited time only - we are looking for people to submit articles to be published on PM in Practice.Net. Yes, you can write an article, following some guidelines detailed below, and submit your articles on Project Management for review and publication. We want to hear from you!
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Thursday, 08 April 2010 04:24 |
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I realized that I often have a feeling as though something is incomplete when I complete projects. Today I came to a realization of what it was: I did not allow in my mind to celebrate the completion itself!
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Wednesday, 27 January 2010 18:08 |
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I have been evaluating a number of task management apps available for the iphone/ipod touch. My primary interest is in having my To Do list, that I use in my Outlook 2007 client, appear on my iphone and sync at all times.
There are 2 apps that I found which fulfill the requirement of syncing with Exchange (2003 or 2007).
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Wednesday, 20 January 2010 07:11 |
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I was talking to a friend of mine about commitments and how we break them. I've noted something remarkable about commitments and our behaviour. In short, we break our commitments by simply deciding, subconsciously, to do something else than what we committed ourselves to. So how is it that we break our commitments when we work on projects? And why is it important?
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Sunday, 10 January 2010 17:52 |
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I recommend IEEE Computer Society’s Element K E-Learning service (www.computer.org) which offers 3000 online courses powered by Element K. Your membership to the IEEE Computer Society is around 100$ and not only gives you access to many resources as an IT Professional, but also gives you access to a multitude of free E-Learning courses that give you an IEEE Computer Society certification. Some courses even give you CEU’s, both of which are recognized worldwide. Recently added are PMP and CAPM online certification courses for PMBOK v4 which the current PMI certifications are based on.
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