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Frequent visitors of ProjectManagement.com’s “Knowledge & Tools” tab may notice something new in the bottom left corner of the tab’s links. That something is PM Port, a reference to show you what is being said about project management on websites and publications around the world.
PM Port, which also can be accessed directly at PMI.org/PMPort, is powered by LexisNexis, a leading business research service. Staff curators select articles twice a week that are valuable and useful to project, program and portfolio managers. Turn to PM Port if you are interested in economic trends that can affect your career; if you want to see tips that have worked for your colleagues and can help you succeed; or if you want to read the latest “buzz” on what’s hot in the profession, such as agile approaches or gig-based project managers.
Additionally, this resource provides stories that might not be front and center now, but could affect the future. One example is an article written by a middle-school teacher who incorporates project-based learning whenever possible. Another is a news item about a solar power project in Sierra Leone.
PM Port provides a wide spectrum of interesting reads about your profession. Check it out today and bookmark it so you can keep up with the latest project management news!
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Sromon Das
Senior Project Manager| Mara Consulting
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
This is great... maybe in a future iteration some categories could be added to view items by topic?
thx
Rami Kaibni
Community Champion
Senior Projects Manager | Field & Marten Associates
New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Marjorie, it is the first time I notice this - This is great. Thanks for sharing .... Very Interesting.
Neat resource, Marjorie - I like the dynamic searching!
For some odd reason, there's no scroll bar to let me see the bottom-most article. For example, Top 5 Myths in Project Management shows me the article title and a truncated portion of the header image but not the abstract, nor do I get a scroll bar to access it. I've tried using both the Edge & Chrome browsers in Windows with a similar result.
Drew Craig
Sr. Agile & Product Coach| Vanguard
Philadelphia, Pa, United States
Excellent! I had not noticed, but I will certainly get significant value from it and will check it daily. Thanks so much!
Anish Abraham
Privacy Program Manager| University of Washington
Auburn, Wa, United States
When I saw PM Port few days ago I was wondering what was that, but when I explored it, I found that it was very useful. Thanks for sharing this, Marjorie.
Marjorie Anderson
Director of Community| Product School
Newtown Square, Pa, United States
I'm glad you're all finding it useful!
Kiron - for your concern regarding scroll, this page works best when on a desktop/laptop computer with your browser on full screen to see all available articles. There are some technical challenges that prevent this function from working properly on mobile. I hope that helps!
Very good, thanks for sharing
What a great addition to the site. Thanks Marjorie.
Cheikh FAYE
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Expert, CEO and owner| Eurêka Technologies
Dakar, Senegal
Thank you so much Marjorie for the great adding and very nice innovation.
Stéphane Parent
Self Employed / Semi-retired| Leader Maker
Prince Edward Island, Canada
A great resource for the community. Thanks for letting us know, Marjorie.
Mike Frenette
Manager, IT PMO| Halifax Water (retired)
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Good stuff, Marjorie! Love it!
PAWAN KUMAR VERMA
Program Manager| Ministry of Rural Development
Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India
Thank you Marjorie for update and introducing a great resource.
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