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Thursday, February 07, 2008
February edition of PM World Today eJournal reflects continued growth
Web media entity PMForum announces publication of February eJournal with content and contributions from around the world of project management
DALLAS, TX - February 07, 2008 -- PMForum announced today that the February edition of the monthly PM World Today project management eJournal has significantly increased global content and distribution. PM World Today contains articles, interviews, papers, stories and news from around the world of project management. The latest edition was published on February 4, 2008.
According to David Pells, Managing Editor, “We are receiving more articles and papers for publication than ever before, and from authors around the world. This month alone, we feature important papers by authors in Australia, Canada, China, Russia, the UK and the USA. Distribution is growing monthly, so our sponsors are pleased. I also want to thank our international correspondents, who continue to provide news and reports from around the world each month.”
The February edition contains five interesting Letters to the Editor, including personal comments from PMF Fellow Russ Archibald “On the Subject of Working Past Age 65.” An important Viewpoints article is included by Mike Nichols, APM Chair in the UK, on the subject of “The Case for Chartered Status.” Other viewpoints articles are by Max Wideman, former PMI Chair in Canada, and Professor Viatcheslav Poznyakov in Moscow. The Featured Interview is with Simona Bonghez, PMI Romania Chapter President. Featured Papers this month are by Jerry Manas on “Napoleon’s Six Winning Principles”; “Churchill the PM part 18, The Fighter Supply Chain” by Mark Kozak-Holland; and “Project Management in China” by Professor Hubert Vaughan.
This edition also includes a second article on “Project and Program Retrospectives” at Intel Corporation by Debra Lavell and Russell Martinelli and “Young Engineers at Work”, a case study by Anthony DeMarco. A Personal Story is included by Ammar Mango in Jordan, with five PM Tips articles and an important republication of “A Brief History of Scheduling: Bank to the Future” by Patrick Weaver. Reports by International Correspondents in ten countries are included, along with four PM book reviews, two calls for papers, 12 news stories about future PM events, and more than 60 other project management related news articles. The February edition of PM World Today can be found at www.pmworldtoday.net.
About PMForum
PMForum, Inc. administers and operates www.pmforum.org, the world’s first project management website and one of the world’s best known and leading sources of project management news and information. PMForum also publishes the monthly online PM World Today e-Journal, where articles, case studies, papers and viewpoints by leading project management authorities and experts from around the world can be found. Free subscriptions are available at www.pmworldtoday.net.
SOURCE: PMForum, Inc.
editor@pmforum.org
DALLAS, TX - February 07, 2008 -- PMForum announced today that the February edition of the monthly PM World Today project management eJournal has significantly increased global content and distribution. PM World Today contains articles, interviews, papers, stories and news from around the world of project management. The latest edition was published on February 4, 2008.
According to David Pells, Managing Editor, “We are receiving more articles and papers for publication than ever before, and from authors around the world. This month alone, we feature important papers by authors in Australia, Canada, China, Russia, the UK and the USA. Distribution is growing monthly, so our sponsors are pleased. I also want to thank our international correspondents, who continue to provide news and reports from around the world each month.”
The February edition contains five interesting Letters to the Editor, including personal comments from PMF Fellow Russ Archibald “On the Subject of Working Past Age 65.” An important Viewpoints article is included by Mike Nichols, APM Chair in the UK, on the subject of “The Case for Chartered Status.” Other viewpoints articles are by Max Wideman, former PMI Chair in Canada, and Professor Viatcheslav Poznyakov in Moscow. The Featured Interview is with Simona Bonghez, PMI Romania Chapter President. Featured Papers this month are by Jerry Manas on “Napoleon’s Six Winning Principles”; “Churchill the PM part 18, The Fighter Supply Chain” by Mark Kozak-Holland; and “Project Management in China” by Professor Hubert Vaughan.
This edition also includes a second article on “Project and Program Retrospectives” at Intel Corporation by Debra Lavell and Russell Martinelli and “Young Engineers at Work”, a case study by Anthony DeMarco. A Personal Story is included by Ammar Mango in Jordan, with five PM Tips articles and an important republication of “A Brief History of Scheduling: Bank to the Future” by Patrick Weaver. Reports by International Correspondents in ten countries are included, along with four PM book reviews, two calls for papers, 12 news stories about future PM events, and more than 60 other project management related news articles. The February edition of PM World Today can be found at www.pmworldtoday.net.
About PMForum
PMForum, Inc. administers and operates www.pmforum.org, the world’s first project management website and one of the world’s best known and leading sources of project management news and information. PMForum also publishes the monthly online PM World Today e-Journal, where articles, case studies, papers and viewpoints by leading project management authorities and experts from around the world can be found. Free subscriptions are available at www.pmworldtoday.net.
SOURCE: PMForum, Inc.
editor@pmforum.org
