Top 10 Blogs for Project Management Innovators: Reader's Choice
, Friday, February 12, 2010
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 The voting for your favorite blogs about project management, innovation and 2.0 is finally over. I received over 230 votes, and it took quite a while to summarize the results. Now that the top 10 list of blogs for project management innovators is ready, I’m happy to share it with you.33 Selected Blogs Update: 11 More Blogs for Project Management Innovators
, Wednesday, January 13, 2010
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 I was happy to see that you enjoyed my list of 33 Selected Blogs about Innovation, Project Management and 2.0. The post got over 220 comments and still counting! Some of you also pointed me to a few excellent resources that I didn’t mention in the general list. So in this post, I’d like to add another 11 blogs for project management innovators to my initial collection.33 Selected Blogs about Innovation, Project Management and 2.0: Vote for the Best!
, Monday, December 14, 2009
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 What project management blogs do you read? I’ve assembled a list of blogs that give me substantial food for thought when I write on innovations in project management. The list also includes blogs that serve as great sources of information about Enterprise 2.0, new management methodologies, leadership, motivation, as well as useful project management tips you can use in your day-to-day job. I hope these resources will help you take a look at your management practices from another point of view or perhaps even push you to radical changes in the ways you manage your projects and teams. I wrote a short summary for every blog, so that it would be more convenient for you. Enjoy!The Long Tail of Project Management
, Tuesday, December 08, 2009
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Why Project Management 2.0 Is a Different Ball Game
, Wednesday, November 04, 2009
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 At the PMI Global Congress that I attended in October, I met many project management practitioners. Some of them asked me about my views on Project Management 2.0. One of the questions was “How is Project Management 2.0 different from what many organizations have today?” I decided to summarize my answers and came up with a short list of key factors that distinguish Project Management 2.0 from traditional project management. What Project Management 2.0 IS and What it IS NOT (Part 2)
, Wednesday, October 07, 2009
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 Having enumerated the things that Project Management IS in my previous post, I’d like to give you my take on what Project Management 2.0 IS NOT.
What Project Management 2.0 IS and what it IS NOT (Part 1)
, Tuesday, October 06, 2009
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 The topic of Project Management 2.0 becomes hotter with the development of the trend. More and more people get vibrant interest in the subject and start asking important questions about the essence of Project Management 2.0. I started this blog in 2007 and posted my first take on Project Management 2.0 definition in January, 2008. The trend evolved, as does my thinking, so it’s about time to elaborate on that old definition and give you my take on what Project Management 2.0 is and what it is not.The Agile Origins of Project Management 2.0
, Wednesday, September 02, 2009
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In my previous post that was also cross posted on CloudAve, I brought up the topic of enterprise agility. My conclusion was: to be agile and adapt quickly to the ever-changing business environment, you need to be able to blend top-down control with bottom-up agility in a "Ying and Yang" style. I also mentioned the latest research, showing that teams that foster a focused, unified dialogue between their members, managers and stakeholders are 250% more likely to thrive in the present economic situation. Less agile teams are 360% more likely to miss millions of dollars in lost opportunities.
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The idea of constant interaction and collaboration between managers, team members and stakeholders is not new, however. Here I want to write a few words about the origins of this idea, which later became the background for Project Management 2.0.  Can you Become Agile, When Managing Projects the Top-Down Style?
, Monday, July 20, 2009
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 I posted on enterprise agility before, but recently, I came across some very interesting research data, so I decided to give this topic a different angle, taking the present economic conditions into consideration.What Project Management Books Should You Read?
, Tuesday, July 14, 2009
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 People often ask me to advise them on the best resources that will help them deepen their project management knowledge or start their own project management journey. One of Wrike’s clients recently asked me: “I’ve been given the green light to seek out any useful resources in the field of Project Management to further my professional development. I’ve Googled a few things, but can’t really decipher what would be beneficial vs. a waste. I was wondering if you might be able to point me in the right direction and recommend particular books or seminars that I could look into?”I thought that it would be better to post my reply here, so that more people could take advantage of the advice. |
Andrew Filev is an experienced project manager and a successful entrepreneur. He has been managing software teams since 2001 with the help of new-generation collaboration and management applications. The Project Management 2.0 blog reflects his views on changes going on in contemporary project management, thanks to the influence of collaborative web-based technologies. More >> 
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