I’m an avid road-bike rider, but I don’t deal with the heat as well as I did 20 years ago. This time of year, when the sun’s rays are intense by 8:30 AM here in Texas, I ride at first light if I’m going to ride at all.
If I’m open to them, the unexpected rewards [...]
Leading Knowledge Teams to be Agile
With the advent of lean thinking and agile methods, the old command-and-control structures are giving way to self-directed teams. Uncovering what makes these teams function effectively and what enhances or inhibits collaboration are questions of growing importance.
Teamwork does not [...]
January 2009 Evaluation of October 2008 Knowledge Team Leadership Intensive
90 days AFTER returning to their teams following the October 2008 intensive, I asked participants “How likely is it for you to recommend a friend or colleague to Knowledge Team Leadership?” On a scale of 1 to 10 participants rated it 9.44.
“What would you tell them?” [...]
Congratulations Alamo PMI on your growth and success
Yesterday afternoon I drove into San Antonio to check out the venue for the March 4-5, 2009 Knowledge Team Leadership intensive and then to the Alamo PMI (Project Management Institute) chapter meeting as the evening’s guest presenter.
It was a packed house with 209 chapter members in attendance. Chapter [...]
I just heard that reservations for my after-dinner talk at Alamo PMI in San Antonio Wednesday, January 28 are going fast–”filled up faster than we’ve seen in a long time” according to my host. That’s encouraging news for Alamo PMI, for me (I hate it when people don’t show up), and for the economy.
I’ll be [...]
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