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The Sound of Expertise At the beginning of our careers, we know a little bit of theory and have a little bit of practice but worry that the “adults” around us are going to embarrass us when they realize we don’t know everything about everything. |
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Moving out of the Process Twilight Zone Many organizations struggle with inconsistent work management, hurting product development. Leaders must recognize this, invest in improvement, and adopt a coherent model to boost results. |
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Implementing New Standards: Should We Push or Pull? No one likes process for process’s sake. Most of us are naturally resistant to change. Modifying standards or processes is an organizational change task. How do we encourage people to embrace change? |
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User Participation Is Essential to Diagnosis and Problem Solving The role of IT professionals is to help users get the most value from their systems. If IT systems aren’t working efficiently or correctly, it isn’t just an “IT Problem” and the nice folks in IT can’t solve it effectively without user participation. |
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Overcoming Challenges in a Complex Software Development Project: A Case Study In this case study, we explore the unique challenges faced by a team tasked with developing a complex software product using Agile methodology, discussing the solutions they applied to overcome these challenges and successfully deliver the product. |
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3 Ways to Improve Knowledge Sharing for Remote Employees A knowledge management structure to promote the free flow of information among employees is essential as it ensures each employee has access to the necessary information available in the organization. |
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3 Steps to More Effective Project Management in a Remote/Hybrid Work Environment The remote work environment has brought many benefits—but it has also introduced new challenges. There are actions you can take to navigate these transformation challenges and ensure more effective project management. |
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Lessons from an Elementary School Talent Show Life lessons can be found everywhere if you look for them. |
