By Elizabeth Long and Denise Larcade KAI Partners works with many clients whose typical work environment is in a physical office space. So, as you can imagine, this new normal of working from home has been a tough transition for many people. Over the years, KAI Partners has helped many of our clients bridge the …
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By Elizabeth Long, Prosci, CSM Most people don’t resist change just to resist change. Most people resist change because of fear. Fear of: No longer being the knowledge holder or subject matter expert (SME) Not being capable of performing the new work Not being comfortable with or slow to learn the new job/technology Having to …
By Sid Richardson, PMP Raise your hand if you’ve run a software project using the Agile Methodology and have run a software project using the more traditional waterfall project management methodology? I’m sure there are many of you! Having worked in project management for nearly 30 years, I have run software projects using a variety …
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By Nick Sherrell, PMP, MBA, CSM January is the time of new. We have shaken off the retrospective December and are opening our eyes to new ideas and new possibilities for our careers, our personal lives, our habits, and perhaps even some new hobbies. This January has a couple extra layers of ‘new.’ Not only …
By Lucie-Anne Radimsky, CSPO Last week, I attended the State of Technology – California Industry Forum, hosted by Techwire. The event brought together technology and professional service delivery vendors who provide IT and support services to State agencies. According to event speaker Joe Morris, Vice President of Research at eRepublic, public sector technology spending in …
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