Tipoffs is out!

Posted on | June 22, 2009 | Author: | DanS | No Comments

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Project Management Tipoffs for the month of June is now out.

Well, we’ve done it again! Project Management Tipoffs, the newsletter from Arras People, is out and ready for download today. You can subscribe to this beacon of project management news, information and updates here if you haven’t done so already, and you can also go to back editions to learn about the important issues Arras People have raised in the past about the project management industry.

This month, Tipoffs is a bit PRINCE2 centric, as the recent PRINCE2: 2009 revision has become the dominant issue in project management focus. As you already know with Arras People, we have trouble standing off to the side on the important PM matters, and such is the case with the latest revision to one of the more popular methodologies in all of project management.

We have ESI’s Derek Bell on hand to inform you about the Who, What, When, Where, Why and How of the new revamp, complete with details about content and the history of PRINCE. Helen Moore, editor of PMLifeline, will check in by holding the Prince’s feet to the fire, wondering if the revised edition of PRINCE2 will prove more flexible than its reputation seems to have indicated. In addition, we have advice from the PM Bartender, links to previous Camel posts, and a book review of Project Management Uncertainty, a new professional/academic Gower Publising title written by David Cleden.

So you’ve been tipped off about Tipoffs now. But don’t think too hard about that notion – go here instead: http://www.arraspeople.co.uk/project_management_tipoffs.html