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 …
Buddy Pupsicles
One of the ‘trendy’ toys Petsmart recommended for Buddy, my recent adoption, was the pupsicle. I envisioned hours/days of entertainment for my furry friend as he figured out how to get to the treat secured inside the rubber container. Buddy saw it as an opportunity to exercise his jaws. While I’m determined to keep using …
Proverbs 4
I participate in a bible study through High Tech Ministries every Thursday morning (virtually – so I can show up in my PJs if I’m really lazy). The meetings are a great way to start the morning or end the week/begin the weekend. I’ve had the pleasure of leading the group a few times, during …
Gratitude challenge – laptop computers
Happy Wednesday! I was noodling what to our next grateful challenge should be as I stared at my computer. And then I had my a ha moment. Let’s be grateful for laptop computers. It doesn’t matter which brand – Mac, Dell, Lenova, ASUS, Acer. The name may change, the product may slightly differ, but they …
Psalm 121
I participate in a bible study through High Tech Ministries every Thursday morning. The meetings are a great way to start your morning (virtually). I’ve volunteered a few times to lead the group. I’ll post about the sessions I’ve led, if that’s okay with you. Today I facilitated a discussion on Psalm 121. Part of …