Agile Project Approaches for Senior Managers: Common Misunderstandings and Key Benefits
Matthias Behrens 
July 26, 2013 
Agile Project Management,Blog,International Projects,Project Management 
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Agile project approaches are en vogue these days. Hardly a day passes without a new article talking about the advantages of managing a project using an Agile approach like Scrum – so persuading senior decision makers ...
Lessons-learnt a waste of time? – Part 2: Personal and Professional Development
Matthias Behrens April 13, 2013 Agile Project Management,Blog,International Projects,Pragmatic PM Tools,Project Management Comments Off
In Part 1 of this blog post (link), I listed three common reasons why so many project managers do not use a core PM tool “lessons-learnt”: “No one asked me to do it” “I don’t see much value in it” “I think there is value in it, but I don’t have the ...
Collaboration without co-location
Matt Dusanic January 19, 2011 Agile Project Management,International Projects,Pragmatic PM Tools,Project Management Comments Off
Agile Projects allow a project team (or "Scrum team") to complete development in short-cycle iterations. Agile project management methodology emphasizes team work and collaboration. This is achieved by "co-location": having all team members' work areas in close physical proximity so that conversation and collaboration is encouraged. In the ideal Agile ...
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