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The Masters Forum program was designed to enable NASA and the programs participants to share project management best practices and lessons learned, cultivate a community of reflective practitioners, build cross-center relationships, and develop leadership expertise of the agency's veteran and emerging project managers.
Consistent throughout all Masters Forums is the belief in the power of storytelling. Stories engage and motivate. They provide a framework to deal with extraordinary change, allowing us to imagine new possibilities, preparing us for the supposedly unheard of and unimaginable. Through stories, we can convey knowledge that helps us innovate, problem solve, and add valuable tools to the toolboxes of project management and engineering professionals.
Consistent throughout all Masters Forums is the belief in the power of storytelling. Stories engage and motivate. They provide a framework to deal with extraordinary change, allowing us to imagine new possibilities, preparing us for the supposedly unheard of and unimaginable. Through stories, we can convey knowledge that helps us innovate, problem solve, and add valuable tools to the toolboxes of project management and engineering professionals.
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Average audio length:
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English
United States
8 episodes
since March 8, 2006
episodic
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COBE's three instruments presented unique challenges. Each instrument had its own principal investigator (PI), so there were different executive styles. Also, the Science Working Group was constituted as co-investigator on all three instruments, so there were team-level challenges and significant …
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Bryan O'Connor shares his perspectives about common themes for root causes in human spaceflight accidents through the stories of Apollo 1, Challenger, Columbia, and unmanned missions like the AC-67 rocket. As a safety and mission assurance professional, he addresses topics related to accountability…
Carolyn Griner tells her story of working on human spaceflight during the Apollo and Skylab Programs. She shares her thoughts on the power of leaders like Dr. Wernher von Braun can play within an organization, the importance of training the next generation, and the role of technical excellence and …
In a presentation to an audience of Apollo and Shuttle era engineers at the NASA APPEL Masters Forum 20 on April 22, 2011, Anne Caraccio spoke about the challenges the next generation faces and what it means to her as a young professional at NASA.
Masters Forum 17 marked a very special occasion in NASA's history: the 50th anniversary since the Agency's founding in October 1958. This presented a unique opportunity to reflect upon the amazing achievements accomplished over the past five decades, their significance, and lessons learned from tho…
Laurence Prusak is the Editor-in-Chief of ASK Magazine. He is also a researcher and consultant and was the founder and Executive Director of the Institute for Knowledge Management (IKM). Larry has had extensive experience, within the United States and internationally, in helping organizations work …
NASA APPEL held the twelfth Masters Forum in Herndon, VA, on March 8-10, 2006 with a full line-up of NASA and industry veterans on hand to share stories and wisdom with approximately 67 current program/project managers and engineers.
Masters Forum #12 was held March 8-10, 2006 in Dulles, Virginia. In order for NASA to succeed with its very demanding and complex missions, the organization has to be very good at sharing learning and collaboration among the centers.
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