Every person has the same amount of time given to them every day. The different outputs people achieve are a direct result of how they use that time. Whether you use technology or a pocket planner to organize your day, there are some basic practices that can make you more effective in the same...Read More >

A former colleague of mine -- from back in the days of my IBM career -- tracked me down recently through LinkedIn. His name is Lex and what prompted him to reconnect was that he wanted to get my thoughts on how he could pursue a change in profession to project management.    After a brief...Read More >

PMI Bluegrass Chapter Meeting Attendees will include EKU Senior-Level IT Project Management students. We hope you will make an extra effort to attend and help promote our chapter and interact with these students (and future project managers).  Speaker Rick Goetz, Deputy Project Manager Bluegrass...Read More >

Change. It can be exhilarating or painful, productive or disastrous. It’s the New Year’s resolution that has you going running at 5 a.m. It’s getting laid off and wondering if you should write that book after all. It’s a new Star Wars movie with new characters (but Harrison Ford is in it,...Read More >

Relationships and continuous improvement are two of Solarity’s core values, and involvement in professional organizations fosters both of those values. Having a group of other practitioners who can provide no-cost support, advice, and expertise provides enormous value. We at Solarity recommend...Read More >

Our friend Patrick Quirk of FOQUS Partners shared news of a new book club available for project managers in Kentucky and Southeast Ohio. Below is an overview from Patrick. Head over to PM Evolution to see more details.  What Does the Book Club Provide? This book club is specific to project...Read More >