Episode 111 + 11/11th: The 2008 Bloopers Episode
The Project Management Podcast
Another year has gone by and it has been full of exciting, boring, successful and (yes) failed projects that have been managed throughout the world. And it has been my pleasure to bring some of these
projects and the means by which we lead and manage them to you.But now it’s time to close out the year 2008 and have some project management fun. This means that I am opening up the vault of
bad...
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Another year has gone by and it has been full of exciting, boring, successful and (yes) failed projects that have been managed throughout the world. And it has been my pleasure to bring some of these
projects and the means by which we lead and manage them to you.But now it’s time to close out the year 2008 and have some project management fun. This means that I am opening up the vault of
bad recordings and in this episode of The PM Podcast you are going to hear all the things that didn’t go as planned during the production of The PM Podcast.Yes, this is the bloopers show, in
which I lay bare all the ah, uhm, coughs and the times when I stumbled over difficult word combinations.The Project Management Podcast™ is a trademark of OSP International LLC. All other
trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners. The Project Management Podcast™ and its RSS feed are copyright © by OSP International LLC 2005 - 2008. All rights
reserved.This episode is sponsored by The Project Management PrepCast at http://www.pmprepcast.com
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Another year has gone by and it has been full of exciting, boring, successful and (yes) failed projects that have been managed throughout the world. A...
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Another year has gone by and it has been full of exciting, boring, successful and (yes) failed projects that have been managed throughout the world. And it has been my pleasure to bring some of these
projects and the means by which we lead and manage them to you.But now it’s time to close out the year 2008 and have some project management fun. This means that I am opening up the vault of
bad...
read more
Another year has gone by and it has been full of exciting, boring, successful and (yes) failed projects that have been managed throughout the world. And it has been my pleasure to bring some of these
projects and the means by which we lead and manage them to you.But now it’s time to close out the year 2008 and have some project management fun. This means that I am opening up the vault of
bad recordings and in this episode of The PM Podcast you are going to hear all the things that didn’t go as planned during the production of The PM Podcast.Yes, this is the bloopers show, in
which I lay bare all the ah, uhm, coughs and the times when I stumbled over difficult word combinations.The Project Management Podcast™ is a trademark of OSP International LLC. All other
trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners. The Project Management Podcast™ and its RSS feed are copyright © by OSP International LLC 2005 - 2008. All rights
reserved.This episode is sponsored by The Project Management PrepCast at http://www.pmprepcast.com
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that is is a methodology.In this regard, you may hear many people say that they are "using the PMI Methodology" on their project or that they have "implemented the PMBOK methodology at work". In this
presentation we explain why the PMBOK Guide is not a methodology, but a framework.This is one of our Premium "Overtime" Episodes, which are normally reserved to the subscribers of the Premium PM
Podcast. However, this is also the first of many presentation style episodes that we will publish, so it is made available to everyone, so that you can see what you would receive with your
subscription to The Premium PM Podcast.The Project Management Podcast™ is a trademark of OSP International LLC. All other trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners. The
Project Management Podcast™ and its RSS feed are copyright © by OSP International LLC 2005 - 2008. All rights reserved.This episode is sponsored by The Project Management PrepCast
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From December 8-10 I attended the PMO Summit 2008. This event was organized by IQPC who had asked me to chair the event. I agreed and so I flew to Flo...
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speak) for 2 days.The event itself was a success. We had 2 days full of presentations & workshops. I met a lot of new people, hopefully gained a few more listeners for the Podcast and I had a
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From December 8-10 I attended the PMO Summit 2008. This event was organized by IQPC who had asked me to chair the event. I agreed and so I flew to Florida and acted as the Master of ceremonies (so to
speak) for 2 days.The event itself was a success. We had 2 days full of presentations & workshops. I met a lot of new people, hopefully gained a few more listeners for the Podcast and I had a
fabulous Italian dinner and you’ll see part of that dinner during the show.I already did a similar review with Mark Perry from the PMO Podcast and that discussion was released to the listeners
of the Premium Podcast. If you want to become a premium listener and receive additional episodes of the PM Podcast then please stop by at the website and click on the Premium Subscription button at
the top leftThe Project Management Podcast™ is a trademark of OSP International LLC. All other trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners. The Project Management
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