Archives of Past Articles


2nd Quarter, 2003 and Earlier


Playing the Live Jazz of Project Management, Pat Morgan (Adobe Acrobat pdf)
This paper discusses the similarities between project management and the playing of improvisational jazz. General characteristics for projects and jazz are compared and the five most important linkages between projects and jazz are discussed. The paper also explains why disorder is not chaotic and projects can be successfully managed. Jazz might show us one way of looking at the structure of disorder.


Why Manage Projects?, André B. Barcaui, PMP (Adobe Acrobat pdf)
Why Managers and Companies in the know manage projects (as opposed to just doing them), from our Brasilian correspondent, André B. Barcaui, PMP. Mr. Barcaui is with ESI International, and is also a College Professor in Brasil. Mr. Barcaui joined asapm at our grand web opening, and we welcome his perspective.


Professional Volunteer Organizations: Today's Movers and Shakers, Lew Ireland, PhD (web page)
How to get the maximum benefit from your participation in a volunteer organization, by Lew Ireland for asapm


Project Kick-off Exercise using Project Vital Signs, Stacy Goff, PMP (web page)
This exercise is a great way to kick off any project. Get Sponsors, Resource Managers and Team Members to agree on rank-ordered priority of the project's Vital Signs. By Stacy Goff, ProjectExperts®.


Defining the Hierarchy of Project Objectives, Bob Youker (Adobe Acrobat pdf)
Linking Strategy and Projects: originally presented at an IPMA Conference in Slovenia, 1998 by Robert Youker (retired), The World Bank U.S.A., and Jerry Brown; revised 2001


What CEOs Must Demand To Compete and Collaborate in 2005, Russ Archibald (pdf)
by Russ Archibald, PMP, PMI Fellow; presented at the PM Institute Orange County Chapter


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