Phil Wolff: project managementGetting things done.Klognets give faster payback than tradtional Intranet portals- July 30, 2003 John Robb asks: Can blogs can replace portals If so, what are the relative costs, benefits, ROI His answers (and I concur): Yes for everything except "adding a web front end to business apps" Blogs look better: Costs: $142 vs. $807 per desktop (Costs 82% less) Benefits: $1,658 vs. $1,886 per desktop (Delivers 88% of the value) ROI: 1,170% vs. 240% (or 4.9 times the ROI) Considering that so many projects: Aren't funded at all in this economy Fail completely (around 25% are cancelled or...http://jrobb.mindplex.org/stories/2003/07/29/roiCalculationsKlogsVsTraditionalIntranetPort... Quovix is hiring a project manager.- July 21, 2003 President Marty Morrow posted this project manager gig to his blog a few weeks' ago. As outsourcing and offshoring grow, so will Quovix, a projectproduct management collaborative software company.http://radio.weblogs.com/0113399/2003/07/01.html Is your email program the ultimate microcontent manager- July 7, 2003 Lilia wrote: One of the questions from the audience was about number of technologies that one can cope. I share this concern given the number of communicationdiscussion tools I use. Everything becomes email, according to some theories. Usenet, for example, was blended into mail clients, treating the usenet post like an email message. Completely hiding the plumbing from users, the differences ceased to matter. The usenet post became just another email message. Perhaps blogging.http://blog.mathemagenic.com/2003/07/03.html#a658 |