Nao Staff In Part 1 of the Critical Success Factors for Project Managers (PMs), I covered the first three critical success factor categories (CSFCs) of Global Factors, External Influences, and Internal Influences. Communication served as the dominating theme of the first three CSFCs. Below are activities/factors that relate to the categories of Risk Reduction, Performance, and Cultural Influences. As a reminder, I …
Recently, I introduced a research exercise to my Project Management Implementation class called critical success factor category (CSFC) analysis. We used the basic tenets of this technique as a method for brainstorming activities that lead to the success of a project from the perspective of the project manager. While there are other categories typically associated with …
[pictorial] There are frequent mistakes that web designers make. What follows is a pictorial (as we define it for new media) that will be helpful in making better design decisions.
HTML, short for Hypertext Markup Language, is the driving force behind all webpages and sites; it is the central tool by which all things “web” are designed and developed. Here, I want to provide a few basic, and a couple that are a little more advanced, HTML elements to provide a simple foundation of knowledge …
Back in August we attended Social Media Masters in Atlanta. We had the opportunity to meet Kristie Wells, Co-founder and President of Social Media Club. We reviewed the event, but we wanted to advocate SMC and the SMM conference and gain Kristie’s expertise in choosing your very own social media master. She graciously took some time to answer a …
Whether you’re a scrappy, no-name start-up or a monolithic powerhouse with years of experience, the success of your social networking efforts depends on one thing – focused goals. Without clear expectations, your creative team will be mired in indecision. Here are a few crucial ways to keep your social networking arm on task and under …