This list is for those who are interested in project management via Critical Chain Scheduling and Buffer Management, as well as the application of other aspects of the Theory of Constraints to project management.
The target audience for this discussion list is broad, consisting of:
Those who are experienced with Critical Chain (either by living with it or by helping others implement it),
Those who are attempting to implement Critical Chain in their project(s),
Those who are curious about Critical Chain and the implications it could have for their project environment
and . . .
Those who have heard about Critical Chain and think that it is either misguided or that there is nothing really new about it, but are willing to discuss it with an open mind. It's this last target group that can add real spice to the discussion. (After all, as Eli Goldratt has said, "The strongest force FOR improvement is resistance to change.")
For a surprisingly low cost, I managed to outsource the transcribing of my interview with Eli to, of all places, Italy. The results are very good, I think,
Hi, Santiago I have a couple of books on it from courses I took many years ago. I can send the refs when I am back home if they do not come up on Amazon. I
... It does not disqualify those who think logically, but it does tend to invalidate the three-legged stool analogy. Logic and emotion can battle as well as
Jack, You are perfectly right: often people don't think at all and let their feelings guide their behavior. Does it disqualify the (few) ones who prefer to