Feb 15

Things go wrong… that’s just a fact of life. To paraphrase the infamous bumper sticker, “Stuff” happens. In the world of software projects, that stuff consists of bugs (software defects), bad/unclear requirements, missed delivery dates, inappropriate expectations and so forth. And when those things go wrong, all too frequently, the symptoms end up getting treated, only to return in the future when the real problem manifests itself again.

Root Cause Analysis helps you to think through causes of a problem thoroughly. Their major benefit is that they push you to consider all possible causes of the problem, rather than just the ones that are most obvious. So you treat the real problem, not only symptoms.

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Feb 10

Diagnose origin of a problem, organize tasks, define priorities… That’s all the missions a project manager has to assume. To simplify daily life, methods exist : Ishikawa’s diagram, PERT, Pareto’s law…

I’ll write a set of post to show you the toolbox of a project manager. Posts will be about :

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Feb 01

During the month of january, I’ve migrated the blog to a new hosting service, because I was facing to much problem with the previous one (free but far from perfect).

Now I can focus on writing new and inspiring article about productivity, iphone and other great stuff.

Stay tuned !

– Geoffrey

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