I heard from the publishers today that the first copies of Project Mangement in the Real World have come off the press and are looking great. If you’ve pre-ordered a copy, it should be on its way out to you shortly.
There won’t be a blog entry next Monday as I’ll be speaking at the [...]

Welcome to the November 20, 2006 edition of carnival of project management.
Brandon Peele presents Leadership Revisited posted at GT. A little too new age for me, but interesting nonetheless, especially the remarks about self-actualisation. I’m currently reading The Princess Diaries Volume 7 (La fete d’une princesse) and Mia still hasn’t achieved self-actualisation. [...]

If you aren’t going to a Nouveau Beaujolais party on Thursday 16 November, you might want to check out this talk.
Speakers: Simon Davies, Visiting Fellow, Information Systems Department of the London School of Economics (LSE) and Stephen Harrison, Identity and Passport Service
Location: BCS, Southampton Street, London
Now that the Identity Cards Act 2006 has been passed [...]

Following my (rather dismissive) comments about recognition breakfasts for project managers on Projects@Work, I thought it would be interesting to consider what breakfast choices are available to the busy PM, in case anyone close to me feels like laying on a recognition breakfast in my honour to celebrate International Project Management Day – albeit it [...]

The next Carnival of Project Management, which is fast becoming an anticipated monthly event, is on 20 November. Please submit your articles and posts via Blog Carnival, as usual.
I look forward to reading what you are all up to and maybe this time we can get some more female bloggers submitting? Last month’s [...]

Network security is an ongoing task and this heavy-weight book tackles it with both a sense of immediacy and a long-term view of strategic IT security planning. Syngress IT Security Project Management Handbook aims to present an operational framework for security planning.
It is written in a very accessible style and the pages are clear. [...]