Project Management
Now SAFe Certified
I started a new job recently at a marketing data analytics and incentives company as a Technical Project Manager. In this role, I am designing and implementing new processes for cross-functional teams for solutioning, development, delivery, and release. Last weekend I attended a course on Leading Scaled Agile Frameworks for Enterprises (SAFe) and subsequently wrote […]
New and Improved with Agile Certification!
Scope Creep: The Agile Edition
I previously posted about Scope Creep outside the Agile Framework, so this post is dealing with how you deal with scope creep inside the agile framework. First, I should define what we’re considering scope creep for the purposes of this post which is building features, functions and stories outside the objective of the project defined […]
Change Management as a Culture
Project Management and Change Management are close cousins. When we discuss change management, we’re not talking about the processes to integrate scope changes in projects, but more organizational shifts and transformations. These changes can be set out to deal with market changes, technological changes, growth or contraction due to clients, or any other force that […]
Scope Management
This blog post covers it as it occurs outside of agile development. Managing scope creep inside the Agile Framework will be a matter of a future blog post. Scope Creep happens. It’s a reality. The PMI calls it “progressive elaboration” as it recognizes that the stakeholder developing the vision for the product (usually […]
Agile Formation
I’ve been looking at moving my team at Telax to an Agile Methodology. We are taking small steps an introducing it slowly. First step was getting the Product Manager to write User Stories instead of a PRD, which would enable a velocity in the generation of Product Requirements (which were a current stop gap). Next, […]
Meyers Briggs Again- How a personality evolves
The Power of Mentors
Seventh and Eighth Constraint
In a previous blog post I discussed the constraints that exist according to current PMI methodology. It includes Cost, Time and Quality. That are the most well known and make up the elementary understanding of understanding of constraints. In a project, you can choose any two constraints and a third will get squeezed out. The […]