Social Project Management

An interesting presentation about Social Project Management by Leisa Reichelt:

Social Project Management

She gave this presentation at the Enterprise 2.0 conference, and her main interest is to find

ways that we can break down monster projects into micro projects and be more iterative in the way that we work, and to work more collaboratively with teams that are made up of multiple disciplines

I am not sure whether I would agree with all the points she makes here but I definitely like the idea of breaking down projects which was called “staged delivery” before we came to the Web 2.0 world 🙂

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    1. I work for @task, a project management software company, and we recently made an announcement about a new social project management platform called @task Stream. Our users were very excited by the announcement. You can see what the buzz is about by visiting http://www.attask.com/stream.

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