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This eBook presents a change strategy to support teams through change – when the future state is undefined. Use it in conjunction with the on-demand webinar Supporting a Change Journey to Anywhere.
This presentation contains a chart of actions the project manager must take to keep a tight rein over a project.
In the past decade four different areas of thought have developed to help address the changing picture of work and learning. This presentation covers them all in great depth and shows you how to put everything together in an enterprise learning system (ELS).
Get the scoop on top-down, bottom-up and phased budgeting methods.
How to tweak your project management policies and actions to establish a positive workplace culture in which people are incentivized to get things done. No, you won't need that whip. Put it away. Remember your mom's old adage about catching more flies with honey than vinegar? It works for project management, too.
Leadership style and project management skills cannot be divorced from one another. You need both to make your project a success.
Projects evolve, and things change. Learn how to manage change and not let it manage your project.
What's an Affinity Diagram? What about Corrective Action, Decision Tree Analysis, EMV, Rolling Wave Planning and S-Curve Analysis? Use these 518 slides to help you understand important PMP® exam terms.
Is knowledge management a strategic priority at your company? This interesting presentation summarizing the results of an actual executive Internet study panel will give you an idea just how your company's KM approach stacks up to those of other companies.
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