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The Agile Project Manager and the Project Journal

by Donna Fitzgerald

A key concept of agile project management is that everything has to be field-tested before it gets recommended as a workable technique. One technique I recently decided to put under the magnifying glass is that of keeping a project journal. According to participants on the NewGrange project management list, about half of the project managers (PMs) kept some form of journal and half didn't. Those who didn't keep a journal cited two primary reasons.

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The Agile Project Manager and the Project Journal1 June 2006

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