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Have a Say: Revised Draft of the PMI Code of Ethics & Professional Conduct

by PMI June 13, 2023

The PMI Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct Review Task Team invites you—all PMI members, volunteers and individuals who hold a PMI certification—to help. Comment on the exposure draft of the Code before 12 July 2023 at 5 p.m. ET.

Have Code, Will Travel

by Projects@Work April 10, 2003

More companies plan to expand distributed software development efforts.

Have Methods, Will Travel

by Elizabeth Harrin September 13, 2007

In the global economy, it should be no surprise that the U.K.-based PRINCE2 methodology is making inroads beyond Europe, while the PMBOK Guide continues to expand its reach internationally. A growing number of organizations, it would seem, are adopting project management best practices based on more than just where they originated. Here’s an overview.

Have PMOs Turned the Corner?

by Andy Jordan August 19, 2015

A few recent events have left this project manager feeling very positive about PMOs--and that’s something that hasn’t happened in quite some time. While we can't yet proclaim PMOs as saviors of organizations, they are now on the journey to success.

Have Some Ambiguity

by Beth Spriggs October 5, 2016

Most project managers welcome clear-cut goals and processes. Likewise, they are uneasy around uncertainty, be it open-ended objectives or vague direction. But ambiguity can present an opportunity — to think creatively, to take a risk, perhaps, and try something new that just might lead to an exceptional outcome.

Have We Reached Peak PMO?

by Mark Mullaly, Ph.D., PMP July 14, 2014

The average lifespan of a PMO from inception to demise is approximately two years. That raises numerous questions regarding the purpose and relevance of PMOs. Those questions, however, can probably summed up with one general one: Have we reached peak PMO?

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