By Felix Ludosan
By integrating theory with practical examples, this paper provides insights into best practices for managing volunteers and projects in dynamic environments.
By Dr. Harold Kerzner
As we move into 2025, the landscape of project management is evolving in exciting ways. The predictions I provide here highlight the many positive changes shaping the future.
By Lachlan McGurk, PMP®, PMI-ACP®
Among PMI’s certifications, the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP) stands out as a powerful testament to a professional’s ability in agile practices. The recent update to the PMI-ACP exam reinforces PMI’s commitment to aligning the certification with emerging trends, tools, and methodologies that define modern agile practices.
By Luigi Morsa & Richard Maltzman
Introduction Let´s start with a basic definition: “Project management tools simplify everything from project planning to collaboration, helping meeting deadlines and deliver a more refined finished project”
By The PMO Squad & Lori Milhaven
We continue our blog series recapping key takeaways from International Project Management Day in this Part 2 blog focusing on transforming project delivery with a new approach.
By Georgina Otubela
AI is rapidly transforming IT Service Management (ITSM), revolutionising traditional processes and setting a new standard for efficiency, agility, and user experience. As a service delivery expert with experience in the banking and financial sector, I have witnessed firsthand how AI- driven solutions.
Judith W. Umlas
So, I had this idea for bringing back the #ArtofGratefulLeadership podcast series. This was launched by Jim Trela PMP/MBA/MS-IST, a #GratefulLeadershipCertifiedInstructor I had trained, and he kept it alive and thriving for three amazing years.
By The PMO Squad
Every year, in November, the industry offers a moment to recognize the value project managers bring to organizations worldwide. International Project Management Day 2024 was no exception. This year, the celebration went beyond simply acknowledging the profession—it sparked conversations about the evolving challenges
By Jacqueline E Dennis
PgMP, PMP ABSTRACT Years ago, I heard it said that if any one of us is the same as another then one of us is unnecessary; I’ve never forgotten it. However, despite acknowledging our differences, there are three things that we all have in common: 1. We are emotional beings; 2.
