125 Years’ Change in 125 (or now 12) Months
I wrote a short article last year entitled ‘125 Years’ Change in 125 Months’. Given what has happened since, and my involvement in the Atonic4 partnership, I felt it was worth an update.
Read MoreI wrote a short article last year entitled ‘125 Years’ Change in 125 Months’. Given what has happened since, and my involvement in the Atonic4 partnership, I felt it was worth an update.
Read MoreOur contention is that, increasingly, as businesses have become leaner, medium important, medium complex projects are staffed by in-house resources working on them as ‘homework’.
Read MoreOur book will be available from the beginning of April.
Read MoreWe are a small consultancy and we don’t pretend otherwise. But the relationships we have with people in business mean we work for some very big companies. How is this possible?
Read MoreWe regularly support the PCD Family Support Group – most recently facilitating Strategy meeting and talking at the Genomics England Research Conference.
Read MoreWhat a great morning out at the Digital Futures event in Milton Keynes at the end of October.
Read MoreOur book, run as a ‘homework project’, has had the gestation period of a tardy blue whale.
Read MoreAs I have said before, I am part of a Fantasy Formula 1 League. I write a couple of race reports each season. I have more success with these than my performance in the actual league. I’m 136th out of 152 at the last look. I hope you like the report. 🙂
Read MoreI have worked in and about the automotive sector since the mid eighties. During that time, plenty has changed but mostly in the detail. Cars are boxes with internal combustion engines. They are sold by manufacturers, through wholesalers, to retailers. Consumers have typically bought the car, albeit using finance products.
In my view, the business change curve was horizontal for 125 years but has now gone vertical. But what does it mean for project management?
I’ve done a few training and speaking engagements over the last few years. I’ve found these very interesting for all sorts of reasons. It was nice to have a room full of people interested enough in project management to listen to me rabbit on. Royal Holloway I support Andy Coaton as one of his guest speakers … Continued
Read More