Project Shrink Posts “Proud Postings”

March 26, 2008 By Eric D. Brown 2 Comments

Check out the recent post from Bas de Baar over on Project Shrink…it features 3 of the posts that I’m most proud of. Bas asked me for a list of the three posts that I’m most proud of on my blog and a quick summary and back-story to each.

The three I chose were The Problem(s) with Linear Thinking, Competitive Advantage – The Human Capital Approach and Agile Project Management & Product Strategy – A Case Study.

While you are over at Project Shrink, check out the rest of the blog…some excellent stuff over there.

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About Eric D. Brown
Eric D. Brown is a Dallas based Technology Consultant, and Entrepreneur focused on helping businesses and non-profits merge business, marketing and technology. He writes extensively about technology, strategy, people and projects at ericbrown.com. Eric is also an amateur Photographer and shares his photography work at Photography Minute and on his flickr photostream. Read more about Eric...

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    March 26, 2008 at 7:46 pm

    [...] Chris Ziegler wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptCheck out the recent post from Bas de Baar over on Project Shrink…it features 3 of the posts that I’m most proud of. Bas asked me for a list of the three posts that I’m most proud of on my blog and a quick summary and back-story to each … [...]

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