Admittedly, I don’t wear my ‘project management clothes’ out in public very often, but this Projects@Work T-shirt, illustrating the triple constraint, was fine for hanging around the hotel.

This site has been ad-free for nearly 4 years, but now I’m playing with advertising.  I hope you won’t find it intrusive, and I certainly don’t plan on having adverts pop up all over the place.
However, I hope you’ll realise that it’s one way to control costs and enable me to bring you more quality [...]

If you tried to access A Girl’s Guide to Project Management last night/this morning (depending on where in the world you are) it might not have been here.
A Small Orange, who have hosted my blog since I read good things about them from Petite Anglaise, have had problems brought on by an attack on some [...]

It’s Easter, so I’m taking a two-week break from blogging to catch up, spring clean, go to weddings and eat chocolate.
A Girl’s Guide to Project Management will be back on 27 April with a review of Sharepoint for Project Management (thanks Alec for reminding me that I hadn’t got round to posting it yet) and [...]

There are two great events coming up:
The Lovelace lecture: hot on the heels of Ada Lovelace day comes the annual lecture given by the winner of the Lovelace medal.  This year the lecture will be given by Maurice Perks, IBM Fellow, on behalf of Dr Tony Storey, IBM Distinguished Engineer.  The topic is ‘The Sins [...]

I did my first Twitter interview with Kim Beasley on Friday: a very surreal experience.  It’s hard to condense your answers to 140 characters.  We chatted about project management and some strategies for new project managers and businesses to ensure they get the best out of their project initiatives.
You can read an edited version of [...]

I’ve not taken the step to Twitter yet, but I’m thinking about doing it.  Is it seriously worth it?  Advice welcome from people who tweet already!
In a bid to make it easier for you guys, I’ve added a Share This link to posts, so you can save, share, email and bookmark anything that takes your [...]

Apologies if you are browsing here this weekend. The site looks awful – especially if you are looking at it in Internet Explorer.
Please bear with me while I finish the design modifications, then I’ll tell you what I’ve done!

I don’t make New Year’s resolutions.  There isn’t any point, as I know I am going to break them.  I have always said that if I’m tempted to make a resolution I’ll live with the idea through January and then make the resolution in February.  I never get as far as making resolutions in February, [...]

and best wishes for 2009.
A Girl’s Guide to Project Management returns in January.