May, 2009 // Posts published in May, 2009
How we did it
So we went live as planned on Friday, on the date we decided back in December and only 2% over budget. This was the first phase of a major site refresh project, and I also believe we will go live with the second phase as planned in early October. I see no reason why we...
Please don’t call me a project manager
For me, the problem with the term is that it has most people, especially those starting off in it, firing up their MS Project apps, reaching for their PRINCE2 / Waterfall / Agile books and creating loads of highly detailed or weighty reports, documents and spreadsheets as that’s what they think project management is. The...
Moving and sharing
Many years ago, the best you could do to connect your site to another site was through adding links. Plain old hyperlinks to other web sites – the stuff that made the web the web. And then things became a little fancier and you could host a form on your site to allow people to...
Almost too busy to blog
One thing worse than starting to write a blog is finding the time to update it regularly. I read years ago that something like 70% of blogs die within the first year. So, in a determined effort not to become one of those stats, I thought I’d update it today with my to do list...
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