Fool me once…
Leaders are expected to live in the real world, to make decisions based on evidence and where necessary, seriously weigh the counsel of experience. Effective leaders know how to read […]
Author: Ravi Bhuthapuri
Jazz Music by Madhav Chari
This is a series of articles on Jazz by my friend, the late MADHAV CHARI. Please read them in the right sequence (as numbered). And do forward these links to […]
Messages
Here’s where you will find personal messages, poetry, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.
Madras
The below poem, Madras, is by Sangamitra Nataraj, my friend Natty’s daughter. Madras The word reminds meOf a vast dome of blue sky Whose sultry silence Is unbroken But for […]
My Father
My father, Dr. B. Gopalakrishnan, passed away on the 14th of January this year, due to complications in the lungs. He was 84. His suffering, I am glad to say, […]
Kumar’s Message
My friend, Anand Kumar, was recently invited to attend a function to celebrate the 50th birthday of a childhood friend, another Kumar. Coincidentally, it was also the occasion of this […]
The project manager, an architect of projects – Sridhar Krishnan
This essay is by Sridhar Krishnan. Visualise a typical IT project. Now, picture the project manager. What comes to your mind? For most people the stereotypical image of a project […]
Pitfalls in a Project-based View of Programmes – Pellegrinelli and Partington
Pitfalls in a Project-based view of Programmes Please click on the above link to see the 2006 PMI Global Conference Paper (Madrid) by Sergio Pelligrinelli and David Partington, in its entirety. […]
On Achieving Professional Growth – P C Raguraman
This essay is by P C Raguraman. Most people expect to grow professionally and this is both normal and healthy. This growth is typically evidenced by a larger role with […]