My “Big Agile” Interview on PMPodcast

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Hey everyone. Last week at the PMI Global Congress, Cornelius Fichtner interviewed me on the topic of Big Agile projects. The conversation was a lot of fun, and there are some good nuggets that came out of it. Here’s the full abstract and link to the interview:

Title: Episode 248: Big Agile: It’s Not Just for Small Projects Anymore

Full link to the interview: http://www.project-management-podcast.com/index.php/podcast-episodes/episode-details/516-episode-248-big-agile-it-s-not-just-for-small-projects-anymore

About: The Project Management Podcast™ is a free, weekly podcast that looks at how project management shapes the business world of today and tomorrow. It was first published in 2005, and is intended for both beginners and expert practitioners. It covers a diverse range of project management concepts from A like Agile to W like Work Breakdown Structure. There is no signup required, and best of all, PMI certified individuals can earn up to 30 free PDUs just by listening to the interviews.

 

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