The Leader - July 24, 2019
4 project management trends on the horizon... Are you ready?
Forbes
Project management has been a critical business discipline for decades and with the fast paced societal, environmental, economic and technological changes on the horizon, it’s important to consider how these changes will impact how organizations manage and execute projects. More importantly, enterprising professionals should consider what they can do proactively to be prepared to ride the wave! Let’s explore four project management trends on the horizon and specific steps you can take to be prepared.
Risk Response Strategy (definitive guide with examples)
Project Management Basics
How to select a Risk Response Strategy? Sounds complicated. But let me simplify it for you in this article. Here you will find examples of risk responses for both threats and opportunities.
The definitive guide to project success criteria
Girl's Guide to Project Management
I get asked about project success criteria a lot — in fact, it’s one of the most searched terms on this site. So I thought it was about time that I pooled all my resources into one definitive guide to project success criteria.
How to be a compassionate scrum master and succeed?
Yodiz
A scrum master is a core team member of an agile team. They ensure that an agile team works in accordance with the Scrum Values. They facilitate a team to keep the pace of work using agile techniques. In order to fulfill the prerequisites and attaining the necessary knowledge to lead an agile team, excelling a scrum master certification or working in an agile environment is helpful.
Time management tools and tips for project managers
PMStudent
In the United States, 32 per cent of organizations never or only sometimes finish their projects on time. It’s time for you to take time management into serious consideration.
Incredible career: Benefits of being a project manager
AZ Big Media
Globalization conquered the world. The business faces crucial changes in technology, dynamic external as well as internal environmental behavior, absolutely new requirements on products and services, and more challenging expectations of modern clients and users. It’s a must that organizations respond to those changes otherwise they put things in a huge potential risk. To keep driving, companies should analyze possible risks and manage them. Here comes a project manager!
