Podcasts about technical project management

Text us to share your thoughts In this fascinating conversation we have a chat with Riccardo an expert storyteller who shares his background and why he fell into storytelling and its importance on leadership Here are the key talking points from our conversation:

On Monday's episode, we engaged Engy Jarrouj, Co-Chair of Framestores Social Equity Board, and Talent Partner: Outreach and Inclusion, in our 13 question grilling, otherwise known at the Framestore Podcast Dailies! On today's episode we continue the conversation where our guest co-host, Head of Technical Project Management, Dominic Nyarambi, takes over the pod where we we delve deeper into Engy's journey as a Syrian refugee, exploring how she "got out" through a unique scholarship opportunity and the some of the hardships endured by her family. We explore the lack of representation of refugees on screen, the importance of inclusion and diversity in the VFX industry and some of Engy's highlights and milestones reflecting on her first year at Framestore.  Refugee Week recognises the contributions, creativity and resilience of refugees and people seeking sanctuary. This year marks a special milestone as we commemorate the 25th anniversary of Refugee Week, embracing the theme of compassion, creating a shared understanding of compassion and ensuring that we extend it widely to all. We hope you enjoy this episode! You can discover more about Refugee Week at refugeeweek.org.uk If you, like Engy, would like to get an ACCESS: VFX mentor, head to accessvfx.org/mentors Be sure to check out 'Blue Birds' the book Engy authored, as discussed on this episode: www.japublishers.com/bluebirds-en/

The Framestore Podcast is back with another brilliant episode recognising Refugee Week 2023. Every two-weeks we invite both a guest from our global Framestore community and a co-host with a keen interest in our guests craft, work or career path, and we let the magic happen! To have this discussion and to take on the ‘Framestore Podcast Dailies' we invite Engy Jarrouj, Co-Chair of Framestores Social Equity Board, and Talent Partner: Outreach and Inclusion. Unbeknownst to many, Engy is a Syrian refugee and an accomplished author. Joining us for this week as co-host is fellow Social Equity Board member, and Head of Technical Project Management, Dominic Nyarambi. Refugee Week recognises the contributions, creativity and resilience of refugees and people seeking sanctuary. This year marks a special milestone as we commemorate the 25th anniversary of Refugee Week, embracing the theme of compassion, creating a shared understanding of compassion and ensuring that we extend it widely to all. We hope you enjoy this episode! You can discover more about Refugee Week at refugeeweek.org.uk If you, like Engy, would like to get an ACCESS: VFX mentor, head to accessvfx.org/mentors Be sure to check out 'Blue Birds' the book Engy authored, as discussed on this episode: https://www.japublishers.com/bluebirds-en/

What are the security implications of cryptocurrency and NFTs and what do we need to know in order to transact safely? In this episode, Allan is joined by the Chief Security Officer at Kraken, Nick Percoco, to talk about securing the cryptocurrency and NFT spaces. Allan and Nick reflect on the events of the Mt. Gox bitcoin breach of 2013, address some of the most common misconceptions about crypto assets, and explore the biggest security challenges users and retail investors face when navigating the space. Lastly, Nick considers what cybersecurity lessons can be drawn from the security practices within the cryptocurrency ecosystem.   Guest Bio: Nicholas Percoco has more than 25 years of security & technology experience, and is the Chief Security Officer at Kraken - a global digital asset exchange - where he is responsible for Security, IT, Technical Project Management, Operational Resiliency and Engineering.   Links: Stay in touch with Nick Percoco on LinkedIn  Follow Allan Alford on LinkedIn and Twitter Purchase a Cyber Ranch Podcast T-Shirt at the Hacker Valley Store Learn more about Hacker Valley Studio and The Cyber Ranch Podcast Sponsored by our good friends at  Axonius

On this episode, Susan Ottmann talks with Craig Lee—a Principal Group Engineering Manager with Microsoft in Redmond, Washington. Craig completed his Master of Engineering in Engineering Management right here at UW-Madison. In this interview, he provides insights into his learnings from the MEM program, the Technical Project Management course where he serves as a thought-leader, and his experience as a leader at Microsoft.

In this episode Dale and Val talk about the software PERTmaster, its origins, features and its progression with Andrew Wicklund. Andrew shares his personal account of his journey with PERTmaster, including challenges he was facing with health issues, challenges a lot of people on projects face, due to the stresses and pressures of our line of work. Andrew Wicklund is the owner of PRC Software with offices in the USA, India, and Canada. Andrew has a Masters of Science in Technical Project Management from the University of Houston, Texas, USA. He created the PRC Cloud for project and risk management. Andrew spent most of his career consulting, conducting risk workshops, project controls, and training for Fortune 500 clients in construction, oil & gas, aerospace, defense, IT, pharmaceutical , etc. He is active with charities for the homeless population in the USA, building infrastructure in West Africa, and Children's Bone Cancer research. This podcast is brought to you by: JustDo.com InEight.com PlanAcademy.com - save $75 on any course with this link - www.planacademy.com/chatter/ InEight.com - Construction Software --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/project-chatter-podcast/message

On this episode, Technical Project Manager at TESLA Dahun Mamora shares with us her journey from starting out as an International Student in the US pursuing a BS Degree in Chemical Engineering to currently working as a Technical Project Manager at TESLA.  Support the show (https://cash.app/$PathpaverDiallo)

Get to know one of our newest team members, Chris Johnson, and learn more about his role as a Technical Project Manager. 

Goal setting advice approved by Project Managers and Coaches alike! You may (or may not) have heard about the project management framework for “SMART” goals (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time-bound), but this acronym is not just useful for corporate-driven goals. With over 10 years of experience in Technical Project Management, and in subsequent years as a business owner and Coach, Emma is an expert in both setting and achieving goals. In addition to diving into SMART goals on a personal level, this episode covers tips Emma picked up in her coaching experience that help make your goals feel like a cinch to achieve (and nearly impossible to fail!) Links to resources mentioned in the episode: Download: How to Craft Solid Goals (a step-by-step framework)

The advent of Software-As-A-Service cloud technology has opened up new opportunities to automate, streamline and deliver data-driven insight to the worlds of Finance, HR and Procurement. But this revolution brings with it a new wave of risks; the top three centre on integrations, data and testing. In this episode, we look at the first of these technology risks, how it can be mitigated, and explore the vital role that reporting and integrations play in the delivery of your business transformation.

Mark Mandel and Jon Foust return this week to host Jesse Houston, CEO of Phoenix Labs. Jesse goes into detail about their online, multiplayer game Dauntless, a hunting action game that brings friends together from every platform to fight giant monsters. Users can even switch platforms, say from Xbox to Playstation, and pick up right where they left off. Later in the show, Jesse describes the hurdles of building such a huge game and how Phoenix Labs overcame them. Late nights and holiday hours helped them create “no downtime deploys”, so users can continue to play even as the game updates. Because big projects sometimes come with big problems, Jesse also emphasized the importance of developing crisis management skills to help get through tough times. We talk more specifically about what it takes to build and run Dauntless, from GCP products such as GKE, Bigtable, and BigQuery, to tricks with scaling and management. In the future, Dauntless will be available on the Switch, new expansions will be released, and more. Jesse Houston Jesse Houston is a games industry veteran with over 18 years experience in the gaming space. Houston fell in love with games at an early age and found his footing in the games industry by applying to a QA position in a local paper. Previously, Houston has held lead producer roles at both Riot Games on League of Legends, and BioWare on the Mass Effect series. He also served as Production Director at Ubisoft, overseeing Technical Project Management, Pipeline Planning, Development and Design, among other responsibilities. Houston formed Phoenix Labs with Sean Bender and Robin Mayne to create deep multiplayer games that bring players together. Cool things of the week Virtual display devices for Compute Engine are now GA blog Container-native load balancing on GKE are now GA blog How to deploy a Windows container on Google Compute Engine blog Agones 1.0 site Interview Phoenix Labs site Dauntless site Dauntless Updates site Dauntless on Twitter twitter Cloud Bigtable site Kubernetes site BigQuery site GKE site Redis site Introducing Google Customer Reliability Engineering blog Cloud SQL site Question of the week What is the difference between Premium vs Standard network? Where can you find us next? Jesse will be speaking at the Montreal International Game Summit. You can see Phoenix Labs at many other gaming conferences, including Pax, TwitchCon, and GDC. Mark is taking some vacation time, then he’ll be at Kubecon. Jon will also be at Kubecon, as well as taking some personal time to attend several weddings. Sound Effect Attribution “Fantasy Orchestra” by BigManJoe of Freesound.org

Mike and Matt join several Lullabot project managers to discuss the ins and outs of managing large Drupal projects.

Matthew Saunders, the Engineering Lead for various programs at Pfizer, talks about managing a distributed team of developers across the globe, his work with the Colorado Drupal Community, and theater!

Total Duration 40:49 Download episode 147 Beyond Gantt Charts and Critical Path In this episode, I welcome Dave Wakeman from Wakeman Consulting Group to talk about Strategic and Business Management. This is a leg of PMI's Talent Triangle™ that often doesn't get enough focus. Dave shares insights on strategy and operations that show our success goes far beyond our technical project management skills. Check out his website to sign-up for Dave's newsletter and read his blog. Transform Your Ability to Lead This Year Join me for this year's Leadership Fast Track Program. You and I will work directly to transform your ability to lead and deliver. See LeadershipFastTrackProgram.com Thank you for joining me for this episode of The People and Projects Podcast! Have a great week! SCHEMING WEASEL FASTER by Kevin Macleod Licensed under Creative Commons: Attribution 3.0 License. STRATEGY by Something for Kate available on Amazon at http://amzn.to/23yvo8t

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