The War Stories blog series is an opportunity for IT Project Manager practitioners to share lessons learned in the field.
The cybersecurity landscape has changed dramatically over the past decade. Traditional perimeter-based security models are no longer sufficient to protect against modern cyber threats. With the rise of cloud computing, remote work, and sophisticated cyberattacks, organizations must shift to a Zero Trust Security model—where no one, inside or outside the network, is automatically trusted.
As a seasoned CISO with decades of experience in software security, I’ve seen organizations struggle—and succeed—in securing their digital assets. In today’s interconnected world, security is no longer just an IT issue; it’s a business imperative. Organizations that fail to implement robust security measures risk financial losses, reputational damage, and legal repercussions.
Welcome back to my 21-part series on lessons learned throughout my IT project management career. Today, we’re diving into a reality that every project manager must learn to navigate—corporate politics.
Welcome back to my 21-part series on lessons learned throughout my IT project management career. Today, we’re tackling a problem that every IT leader will face at some point—vendors who lie, exaggerate, or fail to deliver on their promises.
Welcome to the final installment of my 21-part series on lessons learned throughout my IT project management career. Over the past 21 years, I’ve been through budget slashes, failed go-lives, executive battles, vendor disasters, and crisis situations—and I’m still standing.
Welcome back to my 21-part series on lessons learned throughout my IT project management career. Today, we’re diving into a scenario that tested every IT team on the planet—managing projects during a global crisis.
Welcome back to my 21-part series on lessons learned throughout my IT project management career. Today, we’re tackling one of the most disruptive events an IT team can face—a corporate merger or acquisition (M&A).
Welcome back to my 21-part series on lessons learned throughout my IT project management career. Today’s topic is a tough but necessary reality—knowing when to kill a project before it drains more time and money.
Welcome back to my 21-part series on lessons learned throughout my IT project management career. Today, we’re tackling a nightmare scenario that every project manager dreads—the moment leadership slashes your budget mid-project.