By Following the conclusion of projects, I like to conduct a post mortem assessment. A more pleasant term is retrospective or debrief…but I kind of like the ominous sound of post mortem. It’s an opportunity to identify what worked and what didn’t work so that pitfalls can possibly be avoided in the next project. It’s all …
What your RMIS provider won’t tell you
I may singe a few bridges with this post, but here goes! Here are two things that typically drive clients nuts when it comes to their RMIS provider: 1) they won’t tell you no and 2) they won’t commit to an enhancement getting built or a defect getting fixed. Let’s tackle each one individually and …
NYC – Wednesday matinee
It’s our last day in New York City. I spent the morning packing and stewing about my ‘new’ suitcase. It hasn’t moved from the New Jersey warehouse. I am committed to my damaged TravelPro unless by some miracle, there’s a delivery today. We check out from the hotel and leave our bags with the hotel. …
NYC – Tuesday Javits Center and MSG
Final Day/Day 2 of the Dog Show. I’m not sleeping well, which is actually fairly typical when I travel (and crazy that I used to travel so much for work. I guess I never slept). Today is mostly big dogs and Tonight is the BIG night for Best in Show at Madison Square Gardens. More …
NYC – Monday at the Javits Center
I started the morning grabbing a coffee and scone from Mia’s bakery again. Today we are headed to the Javits Center for Day 1 of the dog show. Another cold morning in NYC. We arrived 9ish for a day of dogs. The center is divided into the benching area where the dogs are prepared for …
NYC – Sunday Roast
If you haven’t experienced a proper Sunday Roast, I highly recommend it! We ate Sunday Roast at Hawskmoor in London. I was googling them to write up my London posts and discovered they had a NYC location. I promptly made reservations for noon. The hotel room coffee proved to be lame, so I am in …