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What if the concept of project management had not existed?
Modern-day project management is roughly seventy years old and is evolving continuously. From traditional process and methodology-driven approaches to more flexible, agile-based approaches and various in-betweens, there is no shortage of prescriptions on how project management should be done or how projects should be delivered. It is so pervasive that project management is used for […]
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Project leadership and situational sensitivity
Project leadership is a journey of continuous adjustments and refinements of actions and behaviours, rather than the mere mastery of a best practise-based set of skills. It has remained one of the most talked about issues in project management, if not contentious. The role of project leadership is critical to the outcome of the projects, […]
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Monitor progress using standards and facts
I speak to many CIOs and IT managers, and I notice that many of them are struggling in this ‘Agile’ era. They often have many (self-managing) agile teams, and they lack control. When it comes to software development, for example, they often have no idea which functionality is ready at what time, how much it […]
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Become globally recognized as an expert in project management by publishing with IPMA
The IPMA is a worldwide federation of national project management associations with an ambitious vision of promoting competence throughout society to enable a world in which all projects succeed. Since 1965 the IPMA has facilitated co-creation and leverages the diversity of a global network to benefit the profession, economy, society, and environment. By offering know-how, […]
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IPMA Hackdays successfully performed in Serbia
Within the framework of the 10th IPMA Research Conference in Belgrade, the 2nd IPMA Hackdays took place between June 18 and 20 (https://www.ipma-research-conference.world/ipma-hackdays-2022/). In contrast to the first edition, which had to take place virtually due to the pandemic, this time three student teams were able to compete against each other in person for hacking […]
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Project Value Board: Could it be something to consider?
Projects are inherently value-driving initiatives. The value delivered by the project has multiple contexts and can take many forms. Value can be the uniqueness of a product or service, or the earning potential to be generated by the project’s output, benefits to the users and society at large. Not only is defining value and the […]
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What lies ahead for Project Management as a discipline?
❝ When thinking is submerged with thoughts of ‘not’… then knotting that ‘not’ is the only plot to progress ❞ There has been growing interest in the following questions: what lies ahead for project management as a discipline? What is the future of project management? How will it evolve from its existing state of elaborate […]
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From knowledge worker to cognitive worker: How can project management prepare for the inevitable?
❝ Life is perhaps the only painting that is painted with colours not entirely chosen by the painter ❞ Fast-paced technological developments are changing personal and professional lives. The use of technologies such as social media, big data, and artificial intelligence (AI) is growing with every passing day, be it for day-to-day chores or for […]
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IPMA’s Global Customers meeting on 08 April 2022 in Paris: a new milestone in IPMA history
IPMA (www.ipma.world) and its Global Customers met for the first time on 08.04.2022 in Paris. The objective of the one-day workshop was to share experiences and best practices regarding certification of their project and programme managers according to the IPMA Individual Competence Baseline ICB4 and International Certification Regulation. A Global Customer (GC) is a medium […]
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Walk-in experience: Why cooperative education makes sense?
The education industry has been transforming and evolving on an ongoing basis. If anything, the onset of COVID-19 has only resulted in an accelerated pace of transformation. One of the key reasons for the education industry’s evolution is to provide education that in some way integrates workplace skills and practices. Hence, cooperative education, i.e., education […]
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