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DP Harshman posted this on May 28th, 2010
Everyone familiar with project manager roles (IT or otherwise) knows, or knows about the so called Triple Constraints (i.e. six have been identified and are widely accepted). However. There is a Seventh Constraint, a critical one to project success that, if ignored or slighted, can lead to project failure. … Click on title to read more.
DP Harshman posted this on May 28th, 2010
After posting “NotesOn: IT Fundamentals – Simple Defined”, a discussion and debate began on Herding Cats (the site referenced in my post). The result of that series of comments is quite educational and furthers the searching look into the definition of “Simple”. … Click on the title to read more.
DP Harshman posted this on May 12th, 2010
In various articles for this website I have used, and will continue to use, the word “simple”. But using it without clarifying what it defines is a fundamental error, as “simple” must be understood within the context of its subject. It must be appreciated and accepted (or not) within the framework of a discussion area. … Click on the title to read more.
DP Harshman posted this on March 19th, 2010
IT, more than any other industry I know of, has and requires people with a certain amount of “attitude”. Attitude, a certain status as a “prima donna”, can be a good thing. As long as it is managed and focused. Allowed to “run amuck”, however, and there can be problems. … Click on the title to read more.
DP Harshman posted this on January 27th, 2010
We have all seen HR IT job postings for junior developers (beginning programmers) that state a BS is required but an MBA is preferred. Yet, the Degree may be the least important attribute of a successful IT team member. Does that surprise you? … Click on the title to read more.
DP Harshman posted this on January 11th, 2010
In “NotesOn: The Four Fundamental Life Cycles of IT” I made what now proves to be an erroneous statement. Further research has shown that the name Risk Management Life Cycle has been used in the past, however … Click on the title to read more.
DP Harshman posted this on January 5th, 2010
One of the items I failed to mention in the original post on Risk Management (NotesOn: Risk Management – Risk Analysis) is that RA must be done from the top down and from the ground up. … Click on the title to read more.
DP Harshman posted this on December 18th, 2009
This post, Version 1.0, reviews and discusses the processes of Risk Management and in particular Risk Analysis in some detail. Both were discussed in recent posts but at a summary level. … Click on the title to read more.
DP Harshman posted this on December 3rd, 2009
This post addresses the four, not three, IT (Information Technology) Life Cycles that are on the “must know” list for those working in and managing an IT organization; one of the four is a new Life Cycle (LC) that, while present and in use, has never before been named. … Click on the title to read more.
DP Harshman posted this on June 30th, 2009
This site is dedicated to IT Fundamentals; knowledge that can help you as a manager improve your career and your IT organization. … Click on the title to read more.
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Author's Notes-07/15: 0. While working on the upcoming PMO series, I've corrected typos, clarified and updated two posts: "...The Seventh Triple Constraint" and "... IT Organization Models."
1. My web host had some "issues" last month so I lost some post additions / changes. They've been (re-)updated: "... First-Aid Kit for IT Management", "... IT HR - Part I - Recruiting ...".
2. Near and dear to every IT member's heart is a subject covered in: "...Cost Cutting IT ...". I believe you will find it of great interest and value. V1.2 is now the latest release.
3. Must Read for All IT Members: the newly released "NotesOn: IT HR - Part II ...", a companion to Part I, is also a vital read!
4. If you haven't checked out the PPT from my February presentation to the University Of Denver - Daniels School of Business find some time, it is worth it. You will find it as: "PPT: From Idea To Execution - Working With IT".
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Thank you in advance --DP Harshman
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