Jon M Quigley
Jon M Quigley is the author of several books on project management and software development. Mr. Quigley is also a frequent speaker at industry events. Jon is a principal at Value Transformation LLC. Value Transformation is a product development training and cost improvement organization. He has more then twenty years of product development experience, ranging from embedded hardware and software through verification and project management.
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Accountability and Dependencies
Jon M Quigley suggests that often accountability failure is…
Jon M Quigley suggests ambiguous language only defers or kicks the problem down the road.
Jon M Quigley suggests it is difficult to fire a person.
Comparing Agile and Conventional
Jon M Quigley suggests you compare agile and conventional.
Eliminate Configuration Management?
Jon M Quigley suggests that you do not eliminate configuration management.
Jon M Quigley says In business, we sometimes downplay the need for emotions…
Jon M Quigley suggests you have escalation plans.
Jon M Quigley suggests you always follow through.
Jon M Quigley suggests you learn from experience
Jon M Quigley suggests that it is not the project manager’s…
Do you only look at the outside watermelon to know if it is ripe?
Jon M. Quigley suggests you take time to consider the consequences of the short term actions and planning on the long term goals.
Project Methodology, the Panacea?
Jon M Quigley suggests that project methodology is not everything. In a recent conversation with a project team,
Jon M Quigley talks about the concept of project profile in…
Jon M Quigley suggests a quality outcome is from actions along the way.
Jon M Quigley suggests you listen up and remove those…
Jon M Quigley suggests a project's success ultimately is with the team and the project manager.
Jon M Quigley suggests by definition, projects are not operations and are unique.
Jon M Quigley suggests Project Management Tools do not lead to Transparency.
Jon M Quigley suggests assumptions that are unvoiced are unchecked.
