The Learning Organization We are developing an online class at Value Transformation titled Learning Organization and Project Management. In this class we wed the discipline of project management with the learning organization and motivation. As we work and develop the material we consider opportunities that are available for an organization to grow and become more […]
In Project Management One size does not fit all. Product development and project management can be very complex and complicated with variations and permutations that make a prescriptive approach impossible to produce successful results. That goes for any brand or type of project management. What is important is to have an arsenal of skills, tools […]
Technical Talent Move and it is bad I would like to credit this blog post to Tony DaSilva, since his tweet a day or so ago. As I read it, I had instant reactions. That is right, reactions as I could see a range of ideas radiating from his post. My first reaction, because I […]
There are many out there who are vehement in their support of agile over conventional project methods, as if success hinged on adopting only one of these over the other. The truth is, project management is not operations, and you will find yourself in situations where one or the other will not work. One of […]
I recently had a brief twitter discussion with Mario Lucero that lead to a lengthy discussion over Skype who lives in Chile (the world is not so large). His recent experience suggested to him that a company that employed conventional project management to not be a good candidate for agile. My experience ran contrary to […]
I would like thank the Chapter Meeting of PMI Southwest Virginia for allowing me to present, the event was fun, the interaction and engagement (and the meal) were well worth the 5 hour drive. I have been thinking on the interactions from the presentation and I feel compelled to writing something that I think will […]
By Shawn P. Quigley Leadership Equation From our previous discussion you may remember the leadership equation: B= f {(Exp3) (A2) (DL) (T)} { f (P2)(GB+GTX)(WC)}. Which was derived from Lewin’s equation of B=f (P,E), (Lewin, 1936). Since we have discussed all of these concepts before it is time to work toward understanding their interrelations. Personal […]
by Shawn P. Quigley Evolution of Motivational Theories Since the beginning of man’s socialization people have been attempting to understand what motivates an individual or group to act in the manner they do. However, official theories of motivation did not start to develop until the early 1900’s. The first few theories of motivation viewed man […]
by Shawn P. Quigley What is ERG? Today we will discuss a theory by Clayton P. Alderfer called the ERG Theory of Motivation. No, Alderfer was not a physicist and ERG in this case is not a unit of energy equal to 10-7 joules. Aldefer is an American psychologist known for his further development of […]
I think it is time for me to post the Value Transformation Manifesto which is similar to those things Mr. Ricardo Semler. I want Value Transformation to be a company similar to this.