About Martin Webster, Esq.
Martin Webster
Martin Webster, Esq. gives me the opportunity to write a little about my professional interests: project management, organisational change, and leadership.
I’m an Engineer and Information Management professional. I find simple solutions to complex business problems.
I work with senior people to solve problems. First I make sure their vision is understood. Then I seek new angles or novel ways of looking at things before advising on the way to transform the business or service. People remember me because I recommend and implement practical, focused solutions.
Martin Webster brings a unique combination of talents:
- An MBA from Leicester Business School
- Experience of leading teams of over 40 people
- 13 years’ in Information Technology management
- 18 years’ experience in project delivery, including 15 months in sales and marketing
- Strong project and programme management skills in the application of IT, customer services, and engineering disciplines
- Experience of outsourcing services – reducing costs and improving service performance
- Track record of selecting and developing system investments that enable chosen business strategy
Interested in hiring me? Please view my LinkedIn profile or CV.
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Martin,
Love your Risk related articles. Hope you do not mind that I am linking to them from my site. You offer a fresh perspective on how to deal with risks. I particularly like the contingency chart and risk wheel. I see both as powerful graphic tools to help teams think about and work to mitigate risk.
Thanks,
Margaret
Hello Margaret,
Thanks for the positive feedback – I appreciate it! And thanks for the links.
As ever,
Martin
Hi Martin,
Really love the way you have cut through the theory to get to the heart of the matter and given really usable tools and examples based on your experience.
I will certainly use your site for top tips.
Regards
Hi Martin,
Your essays are good and I want to use them in my essays at the university but because they are not published, probably they are not accepted by professors in my university. I have read some published articles which are not really as good as your essays. We are taught to be critical about our resources at the university but still, they wouldn’t accept unpublished good articles; delima.
-Maria
Hello Maria,
It is usually acceptable to reference online material used when constructing your own essay. Indeed it would be wrong not to credit a source of information.
Using the Harvard system you should include something similar to the following in your bibliography:
Webster, M. (2011) Developing a Project Process Framework using the Capability Maturity Model, [Online], Available: http://martinwebster.eu/2011/11/22/developing-a-project-process-framework-using-the-capability-maturity-model/ [22 Nov 2011].