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  3. Agile Management Beyond The Single Project

    A Spot On Projects with Johanna Rothman:

    Agile Management Beyond The Single Project

    “It’s not which projects you start, it’s which projects you finish”

    Once you’ve picked a project and its team, you have the entire Agile arsenal of methods to guide you. Problem solved, right? Well, not exactly.

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    Johanna is a much sought-after speaker and consultant, working with people to improve how they manage their product development — to maximize management and technical staff productivity and to improve product quality. Johanna is the author of several books: Johanna writes columns on “extreme project management” for Gantthead, and writes two blogs on her website, jrothman.com. She is also a host of the Amplifying Your Effectiveness (AYE) conference.

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    via http://www.3pvantage.com/jrothman/opt-in.php?ver=RBL

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