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You're a project manager and lord of your project domain. However, you must still answer to the bigwigs in management. You might find that what management wants and what your client and customers want are two different things. Learn how not to get caught in the middle.
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Major Service Change Request
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This document details the impact a proposed IT project or major service change will have on the current and planned infrastructure of an enterprise.
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Red Light, Green Light
- by Dr. Catherine Aczel Boivie
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Case study ripped from the pages of Real Life 101: How Pacific Blue Cross's CIO used sound project management skills and the simple "traffic light report" to achieve business targets.
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Firing the Right Person: Ready, Aim, Fire!
- by Michael Schrage
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Nothing boosts morale or heightens concentration quite like firing an individual who everyone knows is a persistent obstacle to discipline, collaboration, quality and ethics.
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Managing by Inclusion
- by John Baldoni
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Find out why management by inclusion really is better called genuine leadership.
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A Feel for Leadership
- by David Dotlich, James L. Noel and Norman Walker
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Emotional intelligence is the component of effective leadership.
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See-Through Management
- by John Baldoni
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Transparency isn't an act, but a process. Here are some suggestions to get transparency into the management style of your company.
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How to Get and Keep a Life
- by Patricia Wallington
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This article's message is one that needs to be heard again and again. There is more to life than just work.
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