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760 Days and Counting ... Will Your Organization Be Ready for the Year 2000? Jeannette Cabanis. December, 43-47
1996 Software Survey Addendum. January, 46-47
"A Benchmark of the Universe." Amy Schneider. June, 25-29.
A New Worldview. Using Electronic Meetings to Reach Consensus. J. LeRoy Ward. February, 37-40.
Acting Like a Project Manager. [The Critical Path] John Sullivan. February, 64.
Adding Focus to Improvement Efforts With PM3. Ron Remy. July, 43-47.
Are You Being Misled by Your Progress Gantt Chart? Tammo T. Wilkens. August, 42-45.
Behave As If You Own the Business. [Middle Ground] Neal Whitten. September, 21.
Building a Global Project Management Profession. [Global Issues] David L. Pells. January, 23-25.
Caltrans' Quest for "True Project Management" in Government Bureaucracy. [Special Topics Issue: Project Management in Government] Ross A. Chittenden. April, 25-28.
Change and the Project Manager. Steve Pascale and JoAnn Carland. October, 39-41.
Client Focus: An Excerpt from The World's Greatest Project! Russell W. Darnall. June, 42-44.
Communication, Commitment, and the Management of Meaning. Bud Baker. December, 35-37.
Cornmunications: The Project Manager's Essential Tool. Ray Boedecker. December, 19-21.
Construction Audits: Scorekeeping That Wins. Evandro F. Braz November, 31-33.
Consultants: Judging the Potential for Excellence. Anthony P. Venturato March, 21-24.
Contract Management = Cost Management. Julie H. Hertenstein and Kimberly A. Vallancourt. July, 31-34.
Creating a Shared Vision With a Project Team. Peg Thoms. January, 33-35.
"Dad, What Do You Do, Anyhow?" Chaos, Employability and the Order of Things. [Up & Dawn the Organization] Paul C. Dinsmore. April,
Delphi: Not the Greek Oracle, but Close. Nicholas A, Campanis. February, 46-49.
Developing a Team Charter. [Executive Notebook] Joan Knutson. August, 15-16.
Diversity: This Means You. Jeannette Cabanis. October, 29-32.
Do It yourself. Or, on Second Thought ... Robert B. Kreha. March, 64.
Driving the Bus to Innovation at the Missouri Department of Transportation. [Special Topics Issue: Project Management in Government] Kyle R. Kittrell. April, 29-32.
Eighteen Wheelers, Sports Wagons and Bikes: They're All the Same. [Up & Down the Organization] Paul C Dinsmore. June, 17-18.
Employee Evaluation and Appraisal. Cornelius Flynn. August, 37-39.
Engage! Involve the Customer to Manage Scope. Dean Leffingwell. August, D-29.
Envisioning the Next Century. Jeannette Cabanis. September, 25-26, 28-31.
Escalate is Not a Dirty Word. [Middle Ground] Neal Whitten. June, 15.
Extending the PMBOK Guide. Frederick L. Ayer. Nwember, 51-54.
"Flawless execution": The 1B Processor Project-1996 Project of the Year. Stanley Golinski and Paul J. Rutkawski. February, 19-23, 25-26, 28-29.
Focus on Specifics. Mark Parker. October 37-38.
Forecasting Cash Flow A CEO Master skill. Scott S. Pickard. November, D-30.
Four Challenges for Health Care Project Managers. Alice M. Sapienza. July, 26-29.
Global Forums: A Key to Globalization of the Profession. [Global Issues] David L. Pells. September, 22-23.
Governments and Project Management. [Special Topics Issue: Project Management in Government] David Blackburn. April, 23.
Great Expectations: Turning Failure Into Success-And Vice Versa. Bud Baker. May, 25-28.
Handling Unpleasant Project Tasks. Gregory a Githens. December, 28-31.
Hearing Every Voice: How to Maximize the Value of Diversity on Project Teams. Jeanne Cherbeneau. October, 34-36.
How to be a Mentor: 10 Discussion Topics. [Executive Notebook] Joan Knutson. February, 13-15.
"I Was Born For It": Scott Adams on Fame, Absurdity, and Herding Cats. Jeannette Cabanis. January, 26-28.
"I'm the Guru Who Was Wrong." Jeannette Cabanis. June, 19-23.
Identifying Requirements for a Nonreactor Nuclear Facility. Dawn M. Starrett, David L. Schlick, and Dennis L. Armstrong. May, 45-49.
Implementing an Enterprise Project Management Solution. [Software Forum] Greg Williams. October, 24-26.
International Conferences: More Important Than We Realize. [Global Issues] David L. Pells. May, 21-22.
Introducing... The CPO! [Up & Down the Organization] Paul C Dinsmore. December, 17-18.
Invisible Idiots? [Middle Ground] John Sullivan. November, 19.
Is Cultural Change Important in Your Project? Patrick Brown, Sheila Grove, Richard Kelly, and Satyendra Rana. January, 48-51.
Issue Forth Those Findings. [The Variance Threshold] Michael Hatfield. September, 80.
It Takes a Regional Village: A New Concept Takes Hold in the US. Army Corps of Engineers. [Special Topics Issue: Project Management in Government] Daniel L. Parrott. April, 33-36.
It's How You Say It. [Middle Ground] John Sullivan. May, 17
Keeping Up With the Users: Shifting Needs Foster New PM Software Categories. [Software Forum] Harvey A. Levine. April, 17-19.
Keeping Up With the Users: Shifting Needs Foster New PM Software Categories - Pan 2. [Software Forum] Harvey A. Levine. July, 20-22.
Learning With Style. [Middle Ground] John Sullivan. August, 17
Lining Up the Corporate Ducks. [Up & Dawn the Organization] Paul C. Dinsmore. Febnuary, 17-18.
Manage Contingencies, Reduce Risk: The PCA Technique. Brad Eichhorn. October, 47-49.
Management Buy-In: How to Get It. Bill Kern. December, 32-33.
Managing Change the Project Management Way. Samuel Formby and Gerald Ostrander. August, 32-34.
Managing the Engineering Process: Project Team Effectiveness. William J. Colt. November, 43-47
Managing the Unpredictable Customer. Ketty Y. Brown. August, 30-31.
Measuring Project Management's Return on Investment. CW. Ibbs and Young-Hoon Kwak. November, 36-38.
"Mission Possible": Managing an Area Code Relief Project. Michael W. Strickland. March, 39-44, 46.
Motivating the Folks You Manage. [Executive Notebook] Joan Knutson. November, 17-18.
Negotiating the Right Decision. Andre Long. December, 38-40, 42.
No Matter Your Title, Effective Communication is Vital. Jann Kelso December, 24-26.
"O Give Me a Home": Roaming Buffalo and Other Restless Creatures. [Up & Down the Organization] Paul C. Dinsmore. August, 18-19.
Okie Project Management. [The Critical Path] Michael Hatfield. August, 64
Post-Planning Review Prevents Poor Project Performance. David Antonioni. October 43-45.
Prevost Car-The Power of Project Management. Marie-Josee Gagne. August, 35-36.
Procurement Management in a TQC Environment. Robinson Sezar and Alfonso Aguilar. November, 40-42.
Profit Centers in a Project-Oriented Company: A Case Study From a Country in Transition. Andrej Cesen. November, 21-24.
Project Management Culture: An Anthropological Perspective. Nichdas R. Schacht. September, 53-56.
Project Management Rationale. [Executive Notebook] Joan Knutson. December, 13-14.
Project Managers, Who Are You Managing? [Executive Notebook] Joan Knutson. September, 17-18.
Project Time Collection. Gregory C. Hunt. November, 49-50.
Projects and IT: An Optimal Pairing. Irtishad Ahmad. June, 31-34.
Quantum PM: A General Theory of Decision Processing in Enterprisewide Projects. John Kelly. August, 46-51.
Resource Managers: The Key to Your Success. [Executive Notebook] Joan Knutson. March, 13-14.
Revolt! The Undoing of a Project Manager. [The Critical Path] Michael Hatfield. June, 72.
Safety Issues in Bridge Demolition Projects: A Case Study. Osama Y. Abudayyeh. January, 43-45.
Scheduling High-Tech Projects. [Executive Notebook] Alan Gump. July, 15-17
See You in Chicago! Jeannette Cabanis. September, 49-51.
Separating Fish From Fowl: A Taxonomy of the Project Environment. [Executive Notebook] Joan Knutson. April, 13-1.
So You Say You're a Project Manager. Kerrie A. Freeman. January, 15-16.
Socking Project Management to Your Organization: First, You've Got to Get Their Attention ... [Up & Down the Organization] Paul C. Dinsmore. October, 22-23.
State Hospitals of Salzburg 2000. [Global Issues] Roland Gareis. July, 23-25.
Stepping Up to Meet the Challenges of Tomorrow 1996 Annual Report to the Members. Roger Glaser. June, 45-54.
Sucking Up (To Put It Politely). [The Critical Path] Tom Raschke. April, 64.
Take Me Out to the Project ... Ralph L. Kliem. April, 39-42.
Team Building: The New Strategic Weapon. David I. Cleland. January, 29-31.
The #1 Reason Why Project Managers Fail: Too Soft! [Middle Ground] Neal Whitten. December, 15.
The 1997 Project Management Consultants and Trainers Survey. March, 25-28, 30-32, 34-36.
The Best of Both Worlds: Project Management With Consultants and In-house Staff. Richard Dancause. March, 17-19.
The Changing Face of Project Management. Jeannette Cabanis. August, 21-25.
The Dying Art of Human Interaction. [Middle Ground] Catherine L. Tonne. October, 19.
The Emerging Role of the Project Manager. [The Critical Path] Russell Darnall. July, 64.
The Envelope, Please... [The Critical Path] Michael Rnley. January, 72.
The Fourth Constraint: Relationships. [Executive Notebook] Russ Volckmann. May, 15-16.
The Future of Environmental Management With ISO 14000. Don Merrick. June, 36-39.
The Mentoring Meeting. [Executive Notebook] Joan Knutson. January, 13-14.
The Pleasure of Pain. [Middle Ground] Catherine L. Tonne. July, 19.
The Project Office-Revisited. Harvey Levine. May, 19-20.
The Role of the Project Support Office. Richard E. Murphy. May, 33-36.
The Scholarship of Integration. Timothy Ricordati. September, 37-40
The Science of Making Little Problems Out of Big Ones. [Executive Notebook] Alan Gump. October, 17-18.
The Seven Types of Project Manager. [The Variance Thrffhold] Michael Hatfield. October, 64.
The Software Scene: Good News from PMI '96. [Software Forum] Harvey A. Levine. January, 19-21.
The Status of the Project Management Profession in the Americas, Africa, and the Middle East. [Global Issues] David L. Pells. March, 15-16.
The Sweet Smell of Success. Steve Slffinger. April, 44-46.
The Ten Commandments of Project Managering. [The Critical Path] David A. Connell May, 64.
The Top 10 Ways to Game the C/SCSC System, Part 1. [The Variance Thrffhold] Michael Hatfield and Alice Skehan. November, 72.
The Top 10 Ways to Game the C/SCSC System, Part 2. [The Variance Thrffhold] Michael Hatfield and Alice Skehan. December, 72.
The Virtual Project: Managing Tomorrow's Team Today. John R. Adams and Laura L. Adams. January, 37-41.
Time to Profitability: An Antidote to the Fallacy of Accelerated Time to Market. Gary S. Tighe. May, 39-43.
Twelve Ways to Get the Least From Yourself and Your Project. Jeffrey K. Pinto. May, 29-31.
Using Standards and Tracking Tools in Information Development Projects. Gary Neights. July, 37-42.
We Have Seen the Future and It Is Self-Managed. Milan Moravec, Odd Johannffsen and Thor A. Hjelmas. September, 33-36.
"We Interrupt This Diatribe to Bring You a Few Facts." [Executive Notebook] Jane Curre, June, 13-14.
What the Fortune 500 Know About PM Best Practices ... and How You Can Share Their Knowledge. Frank Tony. February, 30-34.
When Talking Makes Things Worse! Tamara Robinson. March, 48-50.
Will We Become Dinosaurs of an Enabled Age? Peter Goldsbury. February, 43-4

Author Cross-Reference

Abudayyeh, Osama Y [80]

Adams, John R. [113]

Adams, Laura L. [113]

Aguilar, Alfonso [70]

Ahmad, Irtishad p6]

Antonioni, David [68]

Armstrong, Dennis L. [43]

Ayer, Frederick L. [30]

Baker, Bud [13] [37]

Blackburn, David [36]

Boedecker, Ray [14]

Braz, Evandro E [15]

Brown, Ketty Y. [60]

Brown, Patrick [48]

Cabanis, Jeannette [1] [22] [28] [41] [42] [82] [94]

Campanis, NicholasA. [20]

Carland, JoAnn [11]

Cesen, Andrej p1]

Cherbeneau, Jeanne [39]

Chittenden, Ross A. [10]

Cleland, David I. [90]

Colt, William J. [59]

Connell, David A. [110]

Currey, Jane [118]

Dancause, Richard [93]

Darnall, Russell [12] [96]

Dinsmore Paul C. [19] [25] [46] [55] [66] [85]

Eichhorn Brad [56]

Finley, Michael [97]

Flynn, Cornelius [26]

Formby, Samuel [58]

Freeman, Kerrie A. [84]

Gagne, Marie-Josee [69]

Gareis, Roland [86]

Githens, Gregory [38]

Glaser, Roger [87]

Goldsbury, Peter [121]

Golinski, Stanley [31]

Grove, Sheila [48]

Gump, Alan [81] [105]

Hatfield, Michael [49] [67] [79] [106] [111] [112]

Hertenstein, Julie H. [17]

Hjelmas, Thor A. [117]

Hunt, Gregory C. [75]

Ibbs, C. W. [61]

Johannessen, Odd [117]

Kelly, John [77]

Kelly, Richard [48]

Kelso, Jann [65]

Kern, Bill [57]

Kittrell, Kyle R. [24]

Kliem, Ralph L. [89]

Knutson, Joan [21] [40] [63] [73] [74] [78] [83] [100]

Kreha, Robert B. [23]

Kwak, Young-Hoon [61]

Leffingvvell, Dean [27]

Levine, Harvey A. [52] [53] [102] [107]

Long, Andre [64]

Merrick, Don [99]

Moravec, Milan [117]

Murphy, Rkhard E. [103]

Neights, Gary [116]

Ostrander, Gerald [58]

Parker, Mark [32]

Parrott, Daniel L. [50]

Pascale, Steve [11]

Pells, David L. [9] [35] [45] [U8]

Fickard, Scott S. [33]

Pinto, Jeffrey K. [115]

Rana, Satyendra [48]

Raschke, Tom [88]

Remy, Ron [6]

Ricordati, Timothy [104]

Robinson, Tamara [120]

Rutkowski, Paul J. [31]

Sapienza, Alice M. [34]

Schacht, Nicholas R. [72]

Schlick, David L. [43]

Schneider, Amy [3]

Sezar, Robinson [70]

Skehan, Alice [111] [112]

Slesinger, Steve [109]

Starrett, Dawn M. [43]

Strickland, Michael W. [62]

Sullivan, John [5] [47] [51] [54]

Thoms, Peg [18]

Tighe, Gary S. [114]

Tony, Frank [119]

Tonne, Catherine L [95] [101]

Vallancourt, Kimberly A. [17]

Venturato, Anthony R [16]

Volckmann, Russ [98]

Ward, J. LeRoy [4]

Whitten, Neal [8] [29] [91]

Wilkens, Tammo T. [7]

Williams, Greg [44]