Entries Tagged as 'Professional Services'

A couple of weeks ago, I attended and participated in the 5th Annual PMI Tampa Bay Symposium and I was impressed by the caliber of the speakers and by the organization of the event.

It’s the second time I have attended the event, but it was my first as a speaker. Experiencing the event from two different angles gave me a 360° view of what it means to organize and run an event of this magnitude.  It’s even more impressive when you consider that 100% of the event was designed, planned and run by volunteers.  This is something you don’t see every day.

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Last week I had the honor to participate in the 5th Tampa Bay PMI Symposium as a panelist. The event was organized very well and I was impressed by the quality of the speakers.

I attended Carl Pritchard’s workshop on “Dealing with Project Risk and Opportunity” and enjoyed it immensely. The workshop was informative, real and entertaining at the same time, which is not easy to do when talking about risk management

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428!  Four Hundred and Twenty-eight!  We were so surprised at the number that we took a second to let it sink in.  I even played it in the Cash 3 Lottery that evening, and while the results in the lottery were not profitable, the fact that this server had been up for 428 straight days was “money”.  Our home grown, “roll your own” SAN had exceeded every expectation.  It had reached that point - actually passed it - when you forget how long things have worked and graduated to expecting them to work, or better stated, depending that they will work.

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I have been implementing and/or managing identity-related projects for over 10 years now and I can say, from experience, that the biggest problem with any Identity Management project can be summed up in one word: EXPECTATIONS.

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