http://www.stellman-greene.com/2007/06/27/iasa-nycjava-thanks-for-having-us-by-2/ because for some weird reason, users want their software to work Fri, 04 Jul 2008 17:19:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.stellman-greene.com/2007/06/27/iasa-nycjava-thanks-for-having-us-by-2/#comment-154 Looking through my window « tumbling in taiwan … Mon, 01 Oct 2007 08:33:51 +0000 http://www.stellman-greene.com/2007/06/27/iasa-nycjava-thanks-for-having-us-by-2/#comment-154 [...] But as they say you can not fix a problem untill you know what the probelm is, I have myself committed to overcome this problem.  And guess what, I have received my Head First PMP copy couple of days ago <:-P yoyo I have already covered over 100 pages of the book but judging from my previous Head First book reading experience I have decided to go at relatively slow pace reading this book. Also I have started to do some research on Project Management [here onwards refered as PM]. First thing that I wanted to know was what makes projects delay, slip on the schedules, get overbudget n even crash. Luckly for me I didn’t need to look to far away. I checked out HFPMP authors blog and they have put up a fantastic presentation unsurprisingly titled Why Projects Fail. [...] [...] But as they say you can not fix a problem untill you know what the probelm is, I have myself committed to overcome this problem.  And guess what, I have received my Head First PMP copy couple of days ago <:-P yoyo I have already covered over 100 pages of the book but judging from my previous Head First book reading experience I have decided to go at relatively slow pace reading this book. Also I have started to do some research on Project Management [here onwards refered as PM]. First thing that I wanted to know was what makes projects delay, slip on the schedules, get overbudget n even crash. Luckly for me I didn’t need to look to far away. I checked out HFPMP authors blog and they have put up a fantastic presentation unsurprisingly titled Why Projects Fail. [...]

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