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    I'm the founding director of pearcemayfield, a training and consultancy business. I've helped author best management practice methods such as PRINCE2 (1996) and MSP ('Managing Successful Programmes', 2007). I'm interested in how adults learn and get better; I'm interested in personal growth and the spirituality that goes with that.
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« Google Scholar | Main | PRINCE User Group - Part 1: Implementing Best Practice Methods »

23 November 2004

PUG (aka PRINCE User Group)

I'm off to exotic Stoke-on-Trent tomorrow morning to attend this two-day conference, and will report any gleanings.

PUG has outgrown its acronym and now aims to support not just the community using the PRINCE2 project management method, but other best practice approaches from OGC including MSP programme management and M_o_R management of risk.

Apparently the bookings are way up on recent years, thanks in no small part to the leadership of PUG being taken up by good friend and associate, Eddie Borup, founder of Customer Projects.

More later.

Posted at 10:12 PM in M_o_R Management of Risk, MSP Programme Management, PRINCE2 |

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