Metal Toad Templates Part 3: Our User Story Template
Following up on part 2 introducing our agile burndown spreadsheet template, part 3 focuses on our
Following up on part 2 introducing our agile burndown spreadsheet template, part 3 focuses on our
This is a copy of an open letter written to the Governor of Oregon regarding the Oregon health exchange.
When working with Angular's $http service, one of the nifty options is a built-in cache service.
Last time I gave a quick introduction on how to create and manage queues using Entityqueue.
As part of our project manager application process, we ask applicants to respond to a number of questions about themselves focused on their approach...
In Part 1 we saw that the layout showed a glimpse of what is behind the scenes of our new managed services dashboard, the graphs
For some time now, our clients have had the ability to login and see their server stats with Munin or Kibana.
Numerous times during working with AngularJS there have been these moments of, oh, wow... OH, now that's cool... wow...
AngularJS is a relatively new javascript framework that is taking the web application development world by storm.
One of the newer processes we’ve implemented at Metal Toad is that of stage gating.
As a technology company, we tend to go full-bore with any tools that can move us away from paper. When Google Drive (formerly Google Apps) made...
In ToadCast 019, Metal Toad PM Matt Payton helps me interview Tom Martin who was recently promoted to Senior Development Strategist at Metal Toad. We...
Ken Burns America launched this week on the PBS.org website. In partnering with Kapow, Metal Toad took on the task of modifying and patching the...
Following my last blog post on PM Retention, I worked with our team and set about about putting together a Project Manager Bill of Rights to li
This is another post in my challenge to learn something new every day and then share that in a blog post.
In the year 1999, if you ran a business and you had a website, you were ahead of the game.
This was actually a couple weeks ago, but it is still fresh enough in my memory that I find it interesting and therefore worth sharing.
The final post in my Successful Digital PM series is also both the trickiest for me to write and the one that has been the most eye opening to me as...
Now that I've outlined the major areas to look for in a great Digital PM in previous posts, this post focuses on something equally important: finding...
I hate to break it to you, but regardless of desire, you may not be cut out to be a project manager. There are a lot of pieces to the puzzle of PM...
First, let me start be saying I believe that everyone should learn how to program, the same way everyone should learn to read and write. In today's...
Here is part two of my multi-part post on what it takes to be a successful digital project manager.
Being a programmer is a profession. It is a high-skill job that demands a large initial investment of time as well dedication to continuing education...
The most important question we should ask is, "to what are we responding?" It's not too far to jump from that question to the point I want to drill...