Jerry Manas

@jerrymanas

Consultant & Author of The Resource Management and Capacity Planning Handbook, Napoleon on Project Management, and Managing the Gray Areas

Philadelphia, PA
Joined July 2008

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  1. Feb 26
  2. Jan 28

    Mastering Organizational Change – 50 Common Sense Tips – Part 10

  3. Jan 23

    Mastering Organizational Change – 50 Common Sense Tips – Part 9

  4. Jan 16

    Mastering Organizational Change – 50 Common Sense Tips – Part 8

  5. Jan 10

    Mastering Organizational Change – 50 Common Sense Tips – Part 7

  6. Jan 2

    Mastering Organizational Change – 50 Common Sense Tips – Part 6

  7. 20 Dec 2016

    Just completed a white paper on the ROI of managing project demand & resource capacity. Get your FREE copy!

  8. 18 Dec 2016

    Mastering Organizational Change – 50 Common Sense Tips – Part 5

  9. 15 Dec 2016

    Mastering Organizational Change – 50 Common Sense Tips – Part 4

  10. 5 Dec 2016

    Mastering Organizational Change – 50 Common Sense Tips – Part 3

  11. 28 Nov 2016

    Mastering Organizational Change – 50 Common Sense Tips – Part 2

  12. 23 Nov 2016

    Mastering Organizational Change – 50 Common Sense Tips – Part 1

  13. 22 Nov 2016

    A Leadership Lesson from Game of Thrones

  14. 14 Nov 2016

    Too much work and not enough people? See my latest article on gaining visibility into demand.

  15. 3 Sep 2016

    Don't manage like General Custer. Never take on a project without the right amount of resources and a believable plan.

  16. 3 Sep 2016

    There's no magic bullet for solving resource contention. It's all about visibility, dialogue, prioritization & tradeoffs.

  17. 3 Sep 2016

    It's all about setting goals that stretch your comfort zone. Good article.

  18. 3 Sep 2016
  19. 19 Jul 2016

    In my latest blog post, sponsored by , I discuss employing capacity-centered approach to IT.

  20. 19 Jul 2016

    Planview has announced the findings from the 2016 Resource Management and Capacity Planning Study!

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