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Carnival of Project Management 32#

May 7, 2010

Welcome to the April/May 2010 edition of carnival of project management.  I’m a bit behind – you should have had this on Monday, but it was a bank holiday here.
My favourite submission this time comes from Elyse Nielsen: Balancing the Constraints posted at Anticlue, saying, “One of the key components is to exploit the constraints [...]

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Carnival of Project Management #31

March 3, 2010

And my favourite submission this month is from Lindsay Scott who sent in Does Programme & Project Management have a “Long Hours” Culture? posted at How to Manage a Camel – Project Management and Recruitment. How can you not love a blog with such a great name?
A close second is Buck Jefferson’s piece on [...]

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Looking for the Carnival?

January 20, 2010

The Carnival of Project Management – our 30th anniversary edition – has gone travelling this month. Find it at PMTips.net. The next Carnival will be the February/March edition and will appear early March. Thanks for those people who have already submitted articles: if you want to send me your best project management [...]

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Carnival of Project Management #29

November 5, 2009

Welcome to the October/November 2009 edition of the Carnival of Project Management.  Lots of good links for your entertainment, including one from Anticlue.  Yey, healthcare IT!
Josh Nankivel presents How Do You Define Project Management To Your Friends? posted at pmStudent.com, saying, “This one generated a lot of comments and discussion.”  I’m not surprised.  Got to [...]

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Carnival of Project Management #28

September 11, 2009

Welcome to the August/September 2009 edition of carnival of project management.  It actually wasn’t too hard this time to whittle out the irrelevant entries.  Maybe BlogCarnival is cracking down on automated submissions.  I have selected the following for your entertainment:

CA presents How to prepare for the PMP certification exam posted at Atlantic Canada’s Small Business [...]

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Carnival of Project Management #27

July 11, 2009

Welcome to the 27th edition of the Carnival of Project Management. It’s a little late, but it has some good links for summer afternoon reading.

Literal Thinking presents Scope creep of a different kind which is about “A case when the project manager not only allows but encourages scope creep.”

GeekMBA360 presents Scrum mania posted at GeekMBA360. [...]

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Carnival of Project Management #26

May 7, 2009

Welcome to the April 30, 2009 edition of carnival of project management.  I sifted through 76 lovely entries to pick out the best for your enjoyment.  Can you believe we are now on number 26?

Eric Klen presents How to End Organizational Chicken Games posted at Dharma Consulting. This made me smile.

Willb presents When its [...]

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Carnival of Project Management #25

March 1, 2009

Woo!  This February/March 2009 edition is the 25th Carnival of Project Management and it feels like we should be celebrating this milestone.  So get yourself a full-fat Mocha Frappuccino, and start clicking some links.

Rich Maltzman, PMP presents Not yawning. Neither doing cartwheels. posted at Scope crêpe, which is a great snapshot summary of views [...]

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Carnival of Project Management #24

January 7, 2009

Welcome to the December/January edition of the carnival of project management.  Running the carnival is getting harder and harder, and it’s not helped by the automatic services.  Seriously, people pay money to have their dross articles submitted to carnivals in the hope that someone won’t filter out their irrelevant comments.  Well, I hope I’ve done [...]

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Carnival of Project Management #23

November 4, 2008

Welcome to the October/November, 2008 edition of the Carnival of Project Management.  Over 90 entries, most of which were dross, so I have sorted out the best for you.  The glitches on blogcarnival.com seem to be resolved, and even better, they now give me WordPress-friendly html!

Rich Maltzman, PMP presents Knotty, knotty project! posted at Scope [...]

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