1998 Index

Index of PM Network® Year 1998 Magazine Articles
The Official Magazine of the Project Management Institute®

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1. 1997 PMI Annual Report: A Time of Transition. Project Management Institute. August,
47-54.

2. 1998 Survey of Project Management Consultants and Trainers. Project Management
Institute. June, 27-30, 33-35, 36, 39, 41-42.

3. A "30-60-90 Day" Approach to Planning IT Projects. G. Tom Chaudhuri and Leigh Hardy
July 53-56.

4. A Journey Through Never-Never Land: From Business Planning to Project Implementation.
[Up & Down the Organization] Paul C. Dinsmore. December, 23-25.

5. A Kodak Moment: Advantix Project Named 1997 International Project of theYear. Chris
Adams. January, 21-27.

6. A Project Procurement Vision Statement. John Homec March, 51-55.

7. A Web-Based Project Management Framework. Alan Hecht. December, 40, 42-44.

8. An Olympian Project. Louise Dunne. September, 68-69.

9. Ancient PMBOK Manuscripts. [TheVarianceThreshold] Michael Hatfield. April, 64.

10. Are We Having Fun Yet? [Middle Ground] John Sullivan. August, 15.

11. Are You a Benevolent Dicator? You Should Be! [Middle Ground] Neal Whitten.
December, 17.

12. Ask for Help - Or Become Part of the Problem. [Middle Ground] Neal Whitten. March, l9.

13. Aussie Project Management: The Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. David Eager. September,
63-64, 66.

14. Automatic Report-Writing. [The VarianceThreshold] Michael Hatfield. August, 64.

15. Award Generously - It Costs Far More to Be Stingy! [Middle Ground] Neil Whitten. June,
21.

16. Benchmarking Project Management Organizations. C.W Ibbs and Young-Hoon Kwak.
February, 49-53.

17. Brilliance at the Basics. [Middle Ground] Catherine L Tonne. January 15.

18. Building a Communications Infrastructure. George Pitagorsky. August, 41-46.

19. Certification: The Mark of the Professional. Jeannette Cabanis. May 27-28, 31-33.

20. Cohesive, Productive DistanceTeams. [Executive Notebook] Joan Knutson. October 14,16.

21. Condensed Management Books. The Variance Threshold] Michael Hatfield. October 80.

22. Contingency Planning for 2000:The Time is Now. [Y2K] Capers Jones. November 23-25.

23. Converging on Enterprise Project Management. [Up & Down the Organization] Paul C.
Dinsmore. October, 27-29.

24. Do We Really Want a Paperless Office? [Middle Ground] Deborah Bigelow. October, 17.

25. Does Your Project Have Protesters? [The Variance Threshold] Michael Hatfield. January
64.

26. Economic Turmoil in Southeast Asia: Its Impact on Project Management. [Global Issues]
David Pells. May 19-21.

27. Energized Teams: Real-World Examples. Bob Nelson. July, 43-46.

28. Enhancing Supplier Relationships. [Service and Outsourcing Special Topics] Todd K.
Walles. October, 60-62.

29. Enterprise Project Management: What Do Users Need? What Can They Have? [Software
Forum] Harvey A. Levine, July 19-21.

30. Evaluating Project Management Software: An Excerpt From the Project Management
Software Survey. Linda Williams. December, 27-30.

31. Everything I Know About Project Management I Learned From Star Trek. [The
VarianceThreshold] Michael Hatfield. May 64.

32. Executive Mentor Supervisor, Manager, Leader. [Executive Notebook] Joan Knutson.
April, 13-14.

33. Expect the Unexpected:Y2K Impacts on the Economy [Y2K] Dennis Grabow. March, 21-22.

34. Fencing in Project Scope. [Team Works] Paula K Martin and Karen Tate. April,21.

35. Feld Administration in a Fast-Track Environment. Carter R. Rohan. October, 36-39.

36. Fnancial Constraints on Service and Outsourcing Projects. [Service and Outsourcing
Special Topics] Max B. Smith. October, 65-67, 69-70.

37. Fnancial Models, Right Questions, Good Decisions. Greg Githens. July 29-32.

38. GetUng Smart in the World of Project Management. FrankToney May 39-41.

39. Heeding the Call. [Middle Ground] John Sullivan. November, 19.

40. Hey Buddy CanYou Paradigm? [TheVarianceThreshoDd] Michael Hatfield. March, 64.

41. How Grown-up is Your Organization? [Up & Down the Organization] Paul C. Dinsmore.
June, 24-26.

42. How Much Technical Training Does a Project Manager Need? John Sahlin. May 35-36.

43. How to Structure a Y2K Project. [Y2K] Frank Parth. September, 21-23.

44. Hype or Denial? How Serious is Y2K Fallout Likely to Be? [Y2K] Capers Jones. May 2-25.

45. Informal PC-Based Databases. Timothy Oehlberg. August, 35-38.

46. Integrating PM and ERP Software for the Enterprise: Examples of Applications. [Software
Forum] Harvey A. Levine. October, 19-20, 22-23.

47. Invisible Gold: It's Out There Waiting to be Found. [Up & Down the Organization] Paul C.
Dinsmore. August, 17-18.

48. Is the PMBOK Guide a Standard? William R. Duncan. April, 57.

49. Is Your Team Asleep? {Team Works] Paula K. Martin and Karen Tate. December, 20.

50. ISO 10006: A Risky Business. [Excellence Though Standards] Roger Pither and William R.
Duncan. October, 30.

51. Just What Is Scenario Planning Anyway? [Executive Notebook] Lowell Dye. June, 17-18.

52. Kick Off the Smart Way [Team Works] Paula K. Martin and Karen Tate. October, 25.

53. Lessons From a Harsh Land. Gunnar Torfason. February, 39~2.

54. Little Things. [Middle Ground] John Sullivan. February, 19.

55. Little Things Make the Biggest Difference. [Middle Ground] Catherine L Tonne. April, 17.

56. "Making the World Safe for Democray": Project Management Software Means Power to
the People. Jeannette Cabanis. December, 33-36, 38.

57. Managing a Reengineering Initiative: Cautions for the Project Manager. Leigh Hardy and
G. Tom Chaudhuri. January 43-45.

58. Managing Client and Workforce Culture: The Real Diversity Issue for Project Managers.
David L Sears. November, 51-53.

59. Managing for Benefits in Information Technology Projects. Jolyon E. Hallows. December,
47-49.

60. Managing Small Projects. Geza Fuezery. July, 33, 35-36.

61. Measuring Progress in Software Development. Brad Kiewel. January, 29-32.

62. Meet Minimum Requirements: Anything More Is Too Much. [Middle Ground] Neal
Whitten. September, 19.

63. Meet the Project Manager The Newest Entrepreneur. Joseph M. Fleming. November,
27-30.

64. More Power to theTeam. [Team Works] Paula K. Martin and Karen Tate. August, 19.

65. Opportunity Management: The Secret Ingredient. Lable Braun and Gene Kowalczyk.
November, 37-42.

66. Outsourced, Dejobbed, Downsized, Projectized? William Bridges Says, "Welcome to the
Future" [Interview] Jeannette Cabanis. November, 45-48.

67. Passion Beats Planning, Limiting Scope is Stupid, Women Rule ... Tom Peters Riffs on the
Changing Nature of Projects and Work. [Interview] Jeannette Cabanis. September,27-31.

68. Performance Management System for Project Managers-Part 1. [Executive Notebook] Joan
Knutson. July 13-14.

69. Performance Management System for Project Managers-Part 2. [Executive Notebook] Joan
Knutson. August, 13-14.

70. Planning Is Important-Why Don't We Do More of It. [Middle Ground] Deborah Bigelow.
Jub, 15.

71. Planning Upon Stratford. [TheVariance Threshold] Michael Hatfield. September, 80.

72. PMI '97: A Report on the Exhibits. [Software Forum] Harvey A. Levine. January 17-19.

73. Processes, Products, and Projects. [Excellence Through Standards] William R. Duncan.
November, 21.

74. Project Contracts: A Decision Matrix Approach. Terry R. Adler and Robert E Scherer. July
37-41.

75. Project Management, Education, and Quackery [Up & Down the Organization] Paul C.
Dinsmore. April, 19-20.

76. Project Management Implementation. [Executive Notebook] Joan Knutson. February
17-18.

77. Project Management Source Code. [The Variance Threshold] Michael Hatfield. December,
64.

78. Project Management Standards Applications. [Excellence Through Standards] William R.
Duncan. July 17.

79. Project Manager Competence and Competencies. Frederick L. Ayer and William R.
Duncan. June, 43~4.

80. Project Managers Are From Mars and Senior Management Is From Venus. Lary A. Mars.
April, 50-52.

81. Project Support: Management's Role in Coping With Super Urgent Demands. [Executive
Notebook] Jane Currey-DeYoung. May 15-16.

82. Project Teams:What Have We Learned? H. Dudley Dewhirst. April, 33-36.

83. Pump Up Your Project Scheduling. Marilee Camblin and Thomas Schrimsher. January,
36-39.

84. Reaching Out: It's That Enterprise Thing Again! [Software Forum] Harvey A. Levine.
April, 23-27.

85. Ready Set ... Whoa. [Team Works] Paula K. Martin and Karen Tate. June, 22.

86. Reinventing the Business of Doing Good: Project Managagement in the Nonprofit Sector.
Jeannette Cabanis. April, 54 56.

87. Ride the Project Management Wave Into Long Beach. Natalie Chalfin. September, 47-50.

88. Risk Analysis: How Good Are Your Decisions? Part 1. Steven Pascale, Louis Troilo, and
Cariton Lorenz. February 25-28.

89. Risk Analysis: Making the Right Call, Part 2. Steven Pascale, Jim Carland, and Carlton
Lorenz. March, 47-49.

90. Risk Assessment Groups: Key Component of Project Offices. J. Davidson Frame. March,
43-45.

91. Risk Management: Beyond the Textbooks. Kelvin Murray June, 53-57.

92. Risk-Based Scheduling and Analysis. Chris Weiler. February, 29-33.

93. Rules of Thumb forYear 2000 Software Repairs. [Y2K] Capers Jones. July 23-24.

94. Service and Outsourcing: A Growing Project Management Trend. [Service and
Outsourcing Special Topics] Max B. Smith. October,41.

95. "Show Me the Money": A Panel of Experts Dissects Popular Notions of Measuring
Project Management Maturity Jeannette Cabanis. September, 53-56, 59-60.

96. Stakeholders' Support: The Key to Getting Your Ideas Implemented. Fred Borgianini.
February, 46-48.

97. Standards Committee Tackles Project Management Maturity Models. [Excellence Through
Standards] Margaret W. Combe. August, 21.

98. Statement of Work: The Foundation for Delivering Successful Service Projects. [Service
and Outsourcing Special Topics] Michael G. Martin. October, 54-57.

99. Strategic Planning + Project Management = Competitive Advantage. Philip Diab. July 25,
27-28.

100. Team Participation, Friend or Foe? [Team Works] Paula Martin and Karen Tate. February
23.

101. Team-based Risk Assessment. Paula K. Martin and Karen Tate. February, 35-38.

102. The C.A.T. Project. [The Variance Threshold] Michael Hatfield. February, 64.

103. The Certification Mill. [The variance Threshold] Michael Hatfield. July 64.

104. The Consultative Role of the Project Executive. [Executive Notebook] Joan Knutson.
March, 15-16.

105. Tne Developmental Plan: Part of the Performance Management System. [Executive
Notebook] Joan Knutson. November, 16-18.

106. The Ethics Audit for Nonprofit Organizations. Arthur Gross Schaefer and Anthony J.
Zallec April, 39-43.

107. The Fourth Dimension: Justifying Information Technology Projects. Jolyon E. Hallows.
November, 33-36.

108. The Intemet: Enabling Global Project Management. Richard Burke. April, 37-38.

109. The Keys to the Airport: How to Jumpstart Capital Improvements Project. James Goetz.
September, 33-37.

110. The MUNI MetroTurnback Project, Region 111 1997 Project of the Year. Ching L. Wu
and Gail Harwell. May, 49-52, 54-55.

111. The New C/SCSC Checklist. [The Variance Threshold] Michael Hatfield. November, 64.

112. The Parable of the Chair. Randy Hathaway May 45-46.

113. The PMBOK and the PMBOK Guide Not the Same Thing! [Excellence Through
Standards] William R Duncan. September, 25.

114. The Project Answer-Man. [The Variance Threshold] Michael Hatfield. June, 64.

115. The Project Has Failed Us..."The Case for More and Better Project Management in
Community Development". Jeannette Cabanis. Jan, 47-51.

116. The Project Office: An Evolutionary Implementation Plan. [Executive Notebook] Joan
Knutson. September, 14,16.

117. The Project Office Phenomenon. Thomas R. Block. March, 25-30.

118. The Project Support Office: A Mechanism for Enterprise-Wide Modem Project
Management Integration. Dennis Bolles. March, 3-38.

119. The Quest to Fnd the Superior Project Manager: The Fortune 500 Project Management
Benchmarking Forum Defines Competencies. Frank Toney July 47-48.

120. Three Words to the Wise: Communicate, Communicate, Communicate. Ronald E. Shiffler.
November, 31-31.

121. TlGER Teams on Outsourcing Projects: They're Grreat! [Service and Outsourcing Special
Topics] Michael G. Martin, Michael R. Weeks, and Kevin J. Davis. October, 50, 52-53.

122. To Say and Not to Be. [Middle Gound] John Sullivan. May 17.

123. "Uh-Oh. It's a Computer Systems Project...": A Project Management Approach Designed
to Sidestep the High IT Project Failure Rate. Alan Bailey August, 29-34.

124. Updating A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge. [Excellence Through
Standards] Cynthia A. Berg and William R. Duncan. December, 19.

125. Using the Learning Curve to Design EffectiveTraining. Fred Borgianini. July, 5~52.

126. Vancouver International Airport Expansion, Region 1 1997 Project of the Year. Henry
Wakabayashi and Bob Cowan. September, 39-44.

127. Virtual Training Centers: The Future of Training and Development. Mark A. Gould. April,
45-48

128. Virtually International: Managing Globalized Project Teams. William R. Dodson. April,
29-31.

129. Want Better Estimates? Let's Get to Work! Management's Role in Better Estimating.
[Executive Notebook] Jane DeYoung-Curney December, 14,16.

130. Weeding Out Resistance to Change. Rick Maurer. June, 47-49.

131. What's Out There ... And What Could Be: The 1998 Project Management Software
Survey Jeannette Cabanis. August, 23-27.

132. Why Use Project Management? It's All Relative. [Executive Notebook] Joan Knutson.
January 13-14.

133. Year 2000: It's Just Basic Project Management. Harry Hart. October, 31-34.

134. You Get What You Pay For [Up & Down the Organization] Paul C. Dinsmore. February
21-22.

135. Your Tax Dollars at Work (Really!): How a Local Government Agency Changed
Processes, Integrated Outsourced Services and Improved Efficiency [Special Topics] Robert
S. Lewis. October, 43-46, 48.

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Adams, Chris [5]

Adler, Terry R. [74]

Ayer, Frederick L. [79]

Bailey, Alan [ 123]

Berg,CynthiaA. [124]

Bigelow, Deborah [24] [70]

Block, Thomas R. [ 117]

Bolles, Dennis [118]

Borgianini, Fred [96] [125]

Braun, Lable [65]

Burke, Richard [108]

Cabanis, Jeannette [ 19] [56] [66] [67] [86] [95] [115] [131]

Camblin, Marilee [83]

Carland, Jim [89]

Chalfin, Natalie [87]

Chaudburi, G. Tom [3] [57]

Combe, Margaret W. [97]

Cowan, Bob [126]

Davis, Kevin. J [121]

Dewhitst, H. Dudley [82]

DeYoung Currey, Jane (also listed as Currey-DeYoung) [81] [129]

Diab, Philip [99]

Dinsmore, Paul C. [4] [23] [41] [47] [75] [134]

Dodson, William R. [128]

Duncan, Wiiliam R. [48] [50] [73] [78] [791 [113] [124]

Dunne, Louise [8]

Dye, Lowell [51 ]

Eager, David [13]

Fleming, Joseph M. [63]

Frame, J. Davidson [90]

Fuezery, Ceza [60]

Githens, Greg [37]

Goetz, James [109]

Gould, MarkA. [127]

Gross Schaefer, Arthur [ 106]

Grabow, Dennis [33]

Hallows, Jolyon E. [59] [ 107]

Hardy, Leigh [3] [57]

Hart, Harry [133]

Harwell,Gail [110]

Hatfield, Michael [9] [14] [21] [25] [31] [40] [71] [77] [102] [103] [111] [114]

Hathaway, Randy [112]

Hecht, Alan [7]

Homer, John [6]

Ibbs, C.W. [16]

Jones, Capers [22] [44] [93]

Kiewel, Brad [61]

Knutson, Joan [20] [32] [68] [69] [76] [104] [105] [116] [132]

Kowalcyk, Gene [65]

Kwak, YoungHoon [16]

Levine, Harvey A. [29] [46] [72] [84]

Lewis,RobertS. [135]

Lorenz, Cariton [88] [89]

Mars, Lary A. [80]

Martin, Michael G. [98] [ 121]

Martin, Paula K. [34] [49] [52] [64] [85] [100] [101]

Maurer, Rick [130]

Murray, Kelvin [91]

Nelson. Bob [27]

Oehlberg, Timothy [45]

Parth, Frank [43]

Pascale, Steven [88] [89]

Pells, David [26]

Pitagorsky, Ceorge [18]

Pither. Roger [50]

Project Management Institute [1] [2]

Rohan. Carter R. [35]

Sahlin. Jolm P. [42]

Scherer. Robert F. [74]

Schrimsher. Thomas [83]

Seats, Daid [58]

Shiffler. Ronald E. [120]

Smith. Max B. [36] [94]

Sullivan. John [10] [39] [54] [122]

Tate, Karen [34] [49] [52] [64] [85] [10()] [101]

Toney, Frank [38] [119]

Tonne, Catherine L. [17] [55]

Torfason. Gm1nar [53]

Troilo, Louis [88]

Wakabayashi, Henry [126]

Walles, Todd K. [28]

Weeks..\lichael R. [121]

Weiler, Chns [92]

Whitten. Neal [11] [12] [15] [62]

Williams. Linda [30]

Wu, Ching L. [110]

Zaller,Anthony J. [106]