It had to happen eventually and Happy Cog are the guys to do it, organise the first conference specifically aimed at the web project management and web project managers - announcing the Digital PM Summit 2013. I believe the phrase "amazeballs" was meant for occasions like this. Read More →

Exciting new from Happy Cog... rumours of a web project management conference! They’re looking for initial input on what people would want from such an event – for the love of all things good in the world, fill out the survey. Read More →

Yours truly has made an appearance in this month’s prestigious Project Management Institute (PMI) PM Network magazine in an article called “Negating Negativity”. To avoid now being seen as a proper grown up, please read on. Read More →

Hiring a decent Web Project Manager is hard enough at the best of times, but the first real test is the interview. What should you ask a candidate before letting them loose on web project management? Here’s a few questions I ask and why. Read More →

Work - check RSS feeds – work - check Twitter, reply to a few Tweets, read a few blog posts – work, keep Twitter open, reply to a few more Tweets, read a few more posts – work. This is fast becoming the ‘norm’ and an accepted culture wherever you find web developers, but should it be acceptable and is it valuable or just a crappy work ethic? Read More →

Due to team growth, the company I work for, globaldev, are looking to hire a new Web Project Manager. Fancy joining the project management team? Read More →

Does managing Mobile web projects differ from website projects? How about why you should consider working for a small, dysfunctional company? Timothy Quinn, Senior Director of Mobile Solutions at Transcontinental has the answers! Read More →

A summary of the latest goings on with this blog, recent web projects, web project management blogs, jobs and a thoroughly deserved quote that includes the phrase “cow spunk”. Read More →

As a Web Project Manager you’re often faced with unrealistic demands and an ugly, but necessary, part of the job to highlight this. Doing this wrongly means you’re labelled as negative, but doing it right can mean you avoid the damaging label and get your web project back on track. Read More →

Web Project Management Lessons from Darth Vader is the title of a web project management-based panel I’ve submitted for next year’s SXSW and it needs your votes! Please support your fellow Web Project Managers; Brett Harned (Happy Cog), Ani Moller and Cola Richmond by voting for us today. Read More →

A Web Project Manager should never seek the easy life, instead his or hers aim should be to make the lives of their web project team as easy, productive and stress free as possible. Stop blaming your web designers and developers and start to help them do their job. Read More →

Some Web Project Managers believe resolving an internal team issue is the job for their line manager, but I disagree. I believe this responsibility lies with the Web Project Manager if it is causing project problems. Read why and how to resolve some common issues. Read More →

After reading Rafael Mumme’s hilarious article on .net, where he lists 20 things that make web developers crazy, I just couldn’t resist... so here I go, all guns blazing with just a few of the things that drive Web Project Managers crazy when working with web designers and developers. Read More →

Looking for a job in a digital company based in Berkshire, UK? Well here are a few opportunities that may interest you. Read More →

As I’m in the process of changing jobs right now I wrote a little honest piece on how I found the transition from small to larger digital agency, what I learnt and why I’m moving on. Zero web project management value here, but a subject I know many wonder about – what’s it like at a bigger place? Read More →