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#MyProjectLife
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PMI and ProjectManagement.com want to know how YOU use your project management skills in your everyday life! Examples might include a video of your awesome vacation planning spreadsheets or a photo of your family’s Kanban chore board. Or just tell us, by photo or video, how you “geek out” on project management when you’re off the clock. How to enter:
Tell your story by 15 November 2016 and you could win an Apple Watch® Sport. |
Speakers Just Announced! - PMI Organizational Agility Conference 2016
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Speakers Just Announced! You’ve put your organization on a path to being more agile – you have agile teams, you’re helping them respond to change. But, somehow you keep bumping up against significant institutional blockers: Existing rules, structures and processes that slow things down. What can you do? PMI members, attend this free virtual event to learn how to create a more holistic approach to organizational agility. We’ll share the latest real-world techniques and tools to drive deeper organizational agility—skills you won’t find anywhere outside of PMI. The agenda’s packed with “can’t miss” speakers on the hottest agile topics, including:
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Agile Comes to the PMBOK® Guide
| Help shape the next edition of the PMBOK® Guide by participating in the exposure draft process! The exposure draft is available for comment now until 5:00 p.m. EDT, 26 July 2016, and is open to any members of the public with an interest in project management. That means YOU! For more information, visit the PMBOK® Guide exposure draft page. |
A Fresh Look to PMI.org — and it's Mobile-Friendly!
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These days, many of us are glued to our mobile devices. If we’re not actually looking at them for information, entertainment, or to stay on schedule, our device is probably on our person. For PMI.org visitors, mobile life is about to get easier and more enjoyable. PMI is about to release a fresh version of PMI.org that will be “responsive” — the site will look good on whatever device you are using, be it a full-sized monitor attached to a desktop computer, a laptop, a tablet or a mobile phone. Soon when you visit PMI.org you’ll notice the pages look lighter, brighter and fresher. Although not specifically a redesign, the fresh site will deliver a new home page. And the information has been organized in a way that it is easier to see what’s new at PMI and quickly find what you need. The transition reflects the adoption of a new platform that will improve PMI’s ability, over time, to provide content that better reflects your interests. The new platform is also more secure and more flexible in its capabilities. Members have greater access to content on both ProjectManagement.com and PMI.org, so if you haven’t joined PMI, definitely consider doing so now. If you’re not yet a PMI member, I’m happy to say that the PMI membership application is now faster and easier to complete, and much more attractive-looking! Technology keeps evolving and so does PMI. Keep checking PMI.org for ongoing improvements to serve you better! |
The Social Project Manager - New Episode Posted!
| Have you been following along with Peter Taylor as he dives into the world of social project management? If so, check out The Social PM Episode 5: Social Project World Challenges. In this episode Peter discusses the challenges of being a social project manager including finding the ability to trust in yourself, your project team and your process so that you can fully embrace social project management. Not familiar with The Social Project Manager series? View all episodes below or on our YouTube channel and follow along as Peter explores balancing the social collaborative world with need for centralized control and governance in project management.
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