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Khaled El Haj Ismail Head of Programs| United Nations World Food Program UNWFP Tripoli, Lebanon
Hello,

As a researcher in the field of Performance Management and Organizational Ambidexterity, I often write short articles that I typically publish on LinkedIn. However, I am interested in starting to publish some of my articles here on my PMI platform.

I would appreciate any guidance on this matter.

Thank you.
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Kimberly Whitby
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Online Community Specialist| PMI Newtown Square, Pa, United States
Aug 18, 2025 6:44 AM
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Dear Kimberly,



I hope you are doing well.



My first article was successfully published, and I submitted part 2 about a month ago but have not yet received any feedback. Could you kindly advise if there is a way to expedite the review and decision-making process regarding submitted articles?



I also have 10 additional articles related to the first one, which I am planning to publish sequentially, but I am waiting for the outcome of part 2 before proceeding.



Best regards

Hello Khaled - please reach out to our Content team at [email protected] for the status of your article. Thanks!
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Ashish Pokhrel Project Management| NRG/Vivint Provo, United States
Hello, I had submitted my articles few times and most of them were rejected but finally i had one accepted after months of pending status, I can finally see it is accepted. I wanted to check whether it will be published soon? It was showing accepted more than 2 months ago but havent not seen anything come in yet.

Can you help me here?

Thank you
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Syed Ashir Riaz
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You can publish articles directly on PMI by logging in to your PMI membership portal and using the community article/blog feature, similar to LinkedIn. For formal publications like PM Network or PMI's Knowledge Shelf, submissions go through their editorial review process at pmi.org/publications, where your research on Performance Management and Organizational Ambidexterity would be a strong fit.
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