Hi again,
AOM 2010 has drawn to a close, but as I said yesterday there was one more session I hadn’t commented on. Its title was “Project Success” and as tired as I was, and as reluctant as I was to potentially go to a downer after the high of the last session, I felt I had to go. read more
Hi. Well it’s Day Five and the last day of the conference. There’s so much to report on, but as promised, I must conclude my account of the Southwest Airlines session. read more
Hi again, and thanks for all the emails, as you know it’s one of my favourite subjects. Getting back to the conference though, I attended a standout standing-room only session. ‘Do The Right Thing’ and find out why! read more
Hi, back again with some more gems from the conference. Day Four already – here comes the “R” word… read more
Hi again, Day Three of the AOM 2010 conference. Well I was excited. There were several sessions scheduled (I’ve always loved alliteration) on training that is now being provided, to ensure organisations in the future can access PMs and Program and Portfolio people who can do what organisations want done. But think about it… what do organisations want?… read more
Hi again! You know you don’t have to read on if you don’t want to… It’s my next offering from the AOM 2010 Conference held recently in Montreal. read more
Hi, now I know you might not be too interested but I love to write about stuff when I am travelling. I recently attended the 2010 AOM Annual Conference which was held in Montreal, and the experience allowed me to see and hear so much, and meet so many people. I can’t help but share it with you… so here is the first of several updates recounting those experiences.
I recently hosted a webinar presentation for a Pharmaceutical Special Interest Group of the Project Management Institute. It was well-received by the 122 people across the U.S. who logged in to attend. The popularity of this form of web conferencing is fast growing and it was a fabulous experience to be able to present live audio alongside my powerpoint visuals. read more
I simply must give you an update on the conference I have just returned from. It was s-o-o-o-o good! If you’ve read my previous summaries of conferences (who could forget the UN BAWB conference of 2006) you will know that I’m hard to please – but this conference achieved it.
Imagine if you will, 1,300 project, program and portfolio managers from the one organisation seated in a very large ballroom ready to listen to the head of their organisation (not the PM Head, the head, head if you like). That was the atmosphere at the start of day one of the NASA Project Management Challenge, the annual gathering of NASA project, program and portfolio managers/directors. read more