How to Deal with Work When You Have a Boring Project to Deliver?

Aleksandra Gepert-Kraujutowicz

07-03-2021

Strefa PMI nr 31, Listopad 2020

We are still fascinated with all the possibilities that working in IT has to offer. We hope that we can change the world for the better by creating the most useful and helpful application, or just create a service using the most advanced ML or AI technologies, and all those dreams are so close… But then we got hit by the reality of being stuck in a boring project working on another website or internal service that will not change anything.

Deadbeat or a Rebel? Welcome to the Team!

Jarosław Ściślak

28-01-2021

Strefa PMI nr 31, Listopad 2020

Bill Gates once said: “If I have a difficult problem to solve, I hire a lazy person be­cause he will find an easy way to do it”. If so, why so many projects are sentenced to weeks and months of email discussions, meetings, and internal struggles? Wouldn’t be just easier to give the task to someone not giving a damn about protocol?

Project Manager’s kaleidoscope

Anna Gambal

21-01-2021

Strefa PMI nr 31, Listopad 2020

Being a Project Manager you need to act in different roles at once depending on many factors in a certain time. Nowadays in the DNA of the PM there is an ability to play and juggle different roles and responsibilities for the success of the project. You as PM need to be a functional or hierarchical manager, sales person, finance manager, change manager, risk manager etc. at once. Sometimes you ought to be a psychologist as well or even play a role of devil’s advocate to make sure your team will achieve their deliverables in the boundaries of the project. Sounds like you shall see your projects as if they are pictures in a kaleidoscope to lead your Team to success and bring customer satisfaction - from different angles, in different shades and colors.

The Future of Construction Projects

Nikita Shtemenko

12-01-2021

Strefa PMI nr 31, Listopad 2020

5D models, Artificial Intelligence, and drones in construction projects, what will happen with the role of project managers? Are we in the age of project managers ex¬tinction or the rise of new opportunities for PMs? Will project managers have to work with robots instead of people? How construction projects will be shaped with new technologies? Read this article and learn about some of the newest trends and technologies that will change the construction projects as we know them now.

Projects – the greatest disruption of the 21st century! – interview with Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez

Agnieszka Krogulec

12-01-2021

Strefa PMI nr 31, Listopad 2020

Interview with Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez, co-founder of the Strategy Implementation Institute and former Chairman of the PMI, conducted by Agnieszka Krogulec

Project failure – experience that ultimately paves the way to success

Anna Gambal

11-01-2021

Strefa PMI nr 29, czerwiec 2020

In every environment and every project there are ups and downs which are teaching you how to act and what to avoid. Retrospectives, lessons learned and post-mortem analysis may sound as buzzwords once you are still on the crest of a wave in your project. What will happen if you fail? In the midst of failure it is even harder to think about them but projects that are not going so well as they suppose to offer the gift of opportunity to re-validate and learn from mistakes.

Scrum is wonderful, it is just not enough – interview with Mark Lines

Dominika Kantorowicz

11-01-2021

Strefa PMI nr 31, Listopad 2020

Interview with Mark Lines, Vice-President of PMI and co-creator of Disciplined Agile, conducted by Dominika Kantorowicz Disciplined Agile began in around 2009 when the co-creator – Scott Ambler – was the Chief methodologist of Agile and Lean for IBM worldwide. He recognized that we needed something more robust than just Scrum to deliver complex, enterprise initiatives using agile. Scrum is described by a 19-page guide. While Scrum is wonderful, it is just not enough. So Scott asked me for help and together we decided to pull together supplemental practices from all the different methods and frameworks and bring them together into one cohesive library of practices and strategies, as well as fit-for-context advice for which ones make sense in different situations. We need to recognize that there is not just one agile process that suits all situations. If you’re building a simple website, you don’t need to do much in the way of requirements.

How to Set Up a PMO That Generates Real Value – interview with Americo Pinto

Szymon Pawłowski

10-01-2021

Strefa PMI nr 30, wrzesień 2020

Interview with Americo Pinto, founder of PMO Global Alliance, conducted by Szymon Pawłowski. Six years ago you founded Global Alliance – the first global community focused exclusively on project management offices. What were the reasons to undertake such serious activity in such a specialized subject and how you describe your objectives those days at the start? PMO Global Alliance was founded in 2015 and will complete five years in December 2020. The internationalization of the com­munity started in 2017. In only three years, a lot has happened, and we reached more than 10,000 members in over 100 countries, which is an outstanding achievement for us.

50 Shades of Gray Between Agile and Waterfall

Henny Portman

10-01-2021

Strefa PMI nr 26, wrzesień 2019

When I look at newspapers, I come across a lot of failed projects and these are not only waterfall projects. In the Netherlands I have seen agile projects that were stopped after spending more than €200 million. The Standish Group1 presented figures showing that 60% of agile projects were challenged or failed. First figures of a benchmark showed that 30% of agile projects are more expensive than traditional software development (A more detailed study is now running in the Netherlands).

Behind the scene of Management 3.0 – interview with Jurgen Appelo

Dominika Kantorowicz

09-01-2021

Strefa PMI nr 28, marzec 2020

An interview with Jurgen Appelo, one of the most influential person in Agile and top ranked management & leadership expert, by Dominika Kantorowicz

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