During October 2006, I had the opportunity to participate in two international project management (PM) conferences, in Sao Paolo, Brazil and Seattle, Washington, USA. In both places, a pmforum.org team attempted to “cover” these events as correspondents for traditional news media might. I am not sure that we were successful. This article describes our experiences and raises the question, is the world of PM ready for such visibility?
As a keynote speaker, I had the privilege to attend the PMI Sao Paulo International PM Seminario in Sao Paulo, Brazil during 3-5 October 2006. With more than 600 attendees, it was one of the largest PM conferences ever held in Latin America. It was quite successful by all accounts and measures. During the week that I was in Sao Paulo, I formed a team with Alcides Santopietro, our international correspondent in Brazil. We decided to prepare “breaking news” stories each day during the conference, prepared “on site”, then emailed to our webmaster in the USA for posting on www.pmforum.org.
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Live and In Color - Is the World of PM Ready for Prime Time
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