“Burritos n’ Beats.” “Crocheting the Hyperbolic Plane.” “The Hidden Life of Garbage.” “Urban Cat Architecture.” “Op-Art Handball.” It may sound like fridge-magnet poetry, but it’s actually a sampling ...

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According to the widely quoted “Chaos Chronicles,” a staggering 66% of IT projects prove unsuccessful in some measure, whether they fail completely, exceed their allotted budget, aren’t completed ...

I recently talked about retrospectives and continuous improvement. I’ve written at least 10 articles on retrospectives. In my opinion, the retrospective is one of the key meetings in the Scrum ...

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Today’s tip comes from ITworld member Ty Kiisel, Manager of Social Outreach at AtTask, Inc. As more and more organizations turn to project management best practices to increase efficiency and ...

Before there were Gilman Hall and the quads, the Homewood campus (though not yet called that) featured a lone greenhouse. The building and its accompanying state-of-the-art botanical gardens were ...