OK, so you’ve worked for weeks, months, or maybe longer delivering an IT project. Every part of the solution has been tested and retested, all the documentation and manuals have been polished and handed over, and the training is complete. You’ve checked all the boxes. In your heart and mind, you know the project is […]
A couple of months ago, I wrote an article titled, “What IT Leaders Can Learn from Hollywood.” Without going too much into it here, the basic idea is that the average PowerPoint presentations are pretty bad. Granted, there are a number of reasons why they’re bad, but the main reasons are: They’re way too long. […]
I’m probably stating the obvious here, but I’m sure you’ll all agree that there’s usually a heap of documents accompanying any substantial IT project. And no shocker here, the larger and more complex the project is, the more documentation there will be and the more things you’ll need to track, like milestones, deliveries, meetings, development […]
How should we be organized? It’s one of the most common questions I hear in the office of the CIO. For IT leaders, it’s a critical part of how they get close to and provide services to the business of which they are a part. Over the last 10 years, I have seen a number […]
OK everybody, this simply blew me away. I just received an e-mail, and I can’t believe the words on the screen in front of me. My immediate thought: I have to share this with my colleagues on TechRepublic. But before I say another word, read the e-mail below and we’ll pick up our discussion in […]
