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Project management tools have their task cut out for them: get things done -- no matter how many users have to get on board -- and do it easily, quickly, efficiently. If you had no choices today, almost any project management tool would do.   Project management should have been easy, but it isn’t since you are spoilt for choice. That is,... more...
Posted by James Brown on Project Management May 24, 2013 9:35 GMT
Posted by James Brown on Project Management May 24, 2013 9:34 GMT
Posted by James Brown on Project Management May 24, 2013 9:34 GMT
How valuable could this be if the community engages?  Immense – potentially.   I was invited over to the UK Green Building Council to hear about their Pinpoint Resource facility .  As the discussion progressed with Natalia Ford from their Policy and Programmes area progressed, it became apparent that this was something very... more...
Posted by Bruce McLelland on Bruce and the Built Environment May 23, 2013 1:05 GMT
The Bristol heat of the IET Present Around the World competition took place on the 15th of May - There were 7 very interesting and very well prepared presentations.  There was a great diverstity of topics, ranging from the very technical, such as the use of fuel cells in aerospace, to more social with the role of women in engineering.   ... more...
Posted by James Inge on IET Bristol Network May 20, 2013 5:53 GMT
IET Victoria was saddened to learn recently of the passing of one of its committee members - Dr Robert Jones.   Robert was an enthusiastic member on the IET Victoria committee and was instrumental in the execution of IET Victoria's seminar on "Australia's Future Energy" when Nigel Fine (IET CES) visited in October... more...
Posted by Rowan Pattieson on IET Victoria Local Network blog May 19, 2013 2:54 GMT
It was a lovely night when the IMechE came a calling to see our Board of Trustees, romance was in the air and all we needed was David Bowie to sing 'Let's Dance'. more...
Posted by Alan Watts on IET - a VP's Blog May 17, 2013 9:27 GMT
Posted by Alan Watts on IET - a VP's Blog May 17, 2013 9:27 GMT
Posted by Ebrahim Al-Gallaf on Bahrain LN Blog. May 17, 2013 2:03 GMT
Level crossings probably present one of the highest risks on the railway.  It will never be possible to remove them all, so we weil always have this undesirable interface. What we have to do is make it as safe as possible.... more...
Posted by Peter Sheppard on The Road Rail Interface May 16, 2013 3:52 GMT
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Dear Lee Many thanks for your post. Its good to know that others are out there . You have a very good point about how to ga...
Welcome Virginia, bet you thought no one was here? Really pleased to hear you are heading up the Volunteer Talent Sup...
Interesting read and relevant, thanks for sharing!
An extremely articulate and insightful piece - you're right, it reflects very well the position that the IET finds i...
Thank you Fiona The reason that I posted this was that it semed so approrpiate to what we are doing within the Voluntee...