When talking w/ Michael Krigsman (podcast here), I spent some time trying to drive home my belief that customers must own their projects more. IMO, part of the problem is driven by the confusion between accountability and responsibility. Wideman’s invaluable Comparative Glossary of Project Management provides definitions of accountability that are useful: Accountability: Being answerable to [...]
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Yesterday, softwareadvice.com tossed Don Fornes’ post on SAP’s SME solutions over the Crossderry transom. All-in-all it is a good overview, with a couple of caveats: Industry coverage of the SAP Business Suite and All-in-One is depicted as equal and that’s a stretch. Perhaps I need to brush up on my SAP release strategy, but I [...]
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Here’s the promised link — Enterprise IT: Inside an SAP customer — to my recent podcast w/ Michael Krigsman. I’ll elaborate a bit on f these themes in future posts. As I mentioned earlier, the interview stoked my blogging fire again!
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Michael Krigsman and I had a chance to chat last week — he recorded a podcast w/ me that will be up on his blog before too long — and thankfully the chat got my blogging mojo going again. I don’t want to steal our podcast’s thunder, so I’ll focus on a tangent from our [...]
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