Greetings and thanks for visiting!

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I've been quoted or mentioned literally hundreds of times in important blogs, newspapers, television, trade publications, books, presentations, academic dissertations, and so on.

Click here to see a long (but incomplete) list of media mentions.

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My company is Asuret. That's where I spend most of my time.

My ZDNet blog is called IT Project Failures, where I've written about 1,000 blog posts. People sometimes ask if writing about failure is depressing. It doesn't get me down because the focus is helping people improve and be successful. From that perspective, my topic area offers an opportunity to see the positive side of things, which is always my goal.

As an analyst, I write thought leadership reports for IDC, on topics such as project portfolio management, CRM, cloud, social business, and other enterprise software issues.

I'm also an Expert Advisor over at Focus.com. Click over there to read my articles, answers to questions, and so on. I was Lead Expert for the 2010 Focus Guide to ERP.

I'm honored to be a member of the Enterprise Irregulars, a loose affiliation of enterprise software practitioners, investors, writers, analysts, executives, and so on. Likewise, I'm part of the Accidental Social CRM group, which includes some of the top social CRM experts in the world. The folks in both these groups are amazing and I'm humbled to be included in their ranks.

I've also spoken to classes at places like Harvard, University College London, Babson College, Boston University, and Suffolk University. Sometimes, Ph.D. or Master's students ask my advice on constructing their dissertation, usually related to IT failures. I've also presented at lots of conferences, webinars, and podcasts.

Most recently, I became a judge for CRM Idol 2011. For almost ten years, I was on the Board of Directors of the America's Cup Hall of Fame and the Herreshoff Marine Museum.

To get in touch, send email to mkrigsman@asuret.com.