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If you're running the system as a remote desktop (which I'm assuming your reference to RDP implies) have you tried simply running the system directly on the server? Does this exhibit the same slow time to load forms? If not, it would point the finger at the RDP setup. However, I don't have...

At the risk of missing something more complicated: Select YourCursor Scan * Do your stuff here * e.g. load each row to Excel endscan

Assuming the equiment is vital to the completion of the testing task and will affect the ability to complete it on target, you need to record the issue, identify the effort required to address it and the effect on the milestone. In addition, you need to understand the confidence levels of...

It's not true to say that you have few deliverables. Simply monitoring the project should result in you updating your plan (deliverable being the up-to-date plan). The amount of time allocated to a PM will vary depending on the nature and environmentals of the project. If the resources are...

As you point out, discussions around scope are very interesting and don't think the fact that you are both working for the same company will somehow make this easier! The push to have changes incorporated with little or no cost or time impact will be high ('we all work for the same company...

In addition to the comments you've received, I would be very wary of a client who wants a flat-fee arrangement and ensure you have a fully agreed statement of work. Not knowing any details of what has gone on, it is quite possible that the 'underperforming developer' was incorporating change...

The concept of a common technology footprint accross each global division is extremely ambitious, though worthwhile from a consistency and, ultimately, financial point of view. However, depending on the starting point (i.e. the number of different solutions to the same problem) the route could...

This has happened to me before - I believe it was down to the printer and margin setups. I have a PDF creator as a print driver (CutePDF) which, when I use that, creates 2 columns (when you view it in Adobe Acrobat viewer). When printing to the 'real' printer, only one column appears (though...