Project Evaluation and Management
--Originally published at TI2011 – DVant Blog
Management is not exactly a cerebral science. In these two chapters there are several topics which one would not think they relate to project management. It all starts by Mr. T. thinking about the job that he is about to take. It will require to administrate 15000 people and making the projects that were introduced... Continue Reading →
--Originally published at TI2011 – DVant Blog
“I am sick to death of being given impossible schedules” says Mr. T. in this third chapter of the book. He wakes up in this house and starts the new adventure with many questions, but lots of confidence. Even though Lahksa starts telling him that he is already late and needs to catch up, Tompkins... Continue Reading →
--Originally published at TI2011 – DVant Blog
By Diego Solórzano O., 2020 The first main topic of my project management course. Economics of Software Engineering. I must say that at first, I really was not into it, and that is because I do not like economics as much as I should. I read from different sources about the secondary topics about engineering... Continue Reading →
--Originally published at TI2011 – DVant Blog
I never expected to read a novel about project management. My first impression of it was that it has a creative approach to introducing important concepts of this topic in a smooth and intelligent way. The story in this first two chapters introduces two characters with very peculiar personalities and great perspective of the situation.... Continue Reading →
