A project is a collection of tasks designed to create a new product, infrastructure, service or result within a specified period. A project portfolio is a collection of projects. A company may have ...

Project management tools and principals are used successfully in business to manage goals and objectives to meet expectations of deliverables: product quality, timelines and cost. We in research know ...

The 2019 PPM Buyer’s Guide walks you through the important steps in assessing and selecting a PPM solution that will configure and grow with your PMO, as well as your organization. Determine which of ...

The purpose of this course is to provide an overview of the field of Project Management as applied to technology intensive, product development projects using a systems orientation. The course will ...

Project management software firm Monday.com Ltd. today announced the full release of its Portfolio management solution, an enterprise-ready product that assists with making decisions about projects ...

A project-oriented culture is an essential underpinning of any “Next Practices” business. Organizing work into a portfolio of projects and programs serves to break the “Silo Effect” that stifles many ...

As one of the most capital-intensive industries, the construction sector’s need for establishing effective project management cannot be overstated. According to the KPMG Global Construction Survey of ...

Key challenges arise in classifying and prioritizing investments. How can you ensure that the investments selected align with both corporate and business objectives? More importantly, how can you ...

Despite optimism about AI’s potential and near-universal AI experimentation, Smartsheet research reveals a critical shortfall in trust, unified tools and consistent usage, underscoring the need for ...

There isn’t a profession out there that doesn’t intersect with project management in some way, and libraries bring their own set of distinct challenges and opportunities. These books will help library ...

When people hear “project management,” they usually picture someone standing at a whiteboard, barking orders. In reality, it’s way more organized and a lot more interesting. Research by the U.S.