Explore Award-Winning Insights and Inspiration: On-Demand Webinar Series
byCelebrate project management excellence—past and future—with this on-demand webinar series featuring Global PMI Award winners and rising leaders.
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Celebrate project management excellence—past and future—with this on-demand webinar series featuring Global PMI Award winners and rising leaders.
Across regions and sectors around the globe, the 2024 World PMO of the Year Award winners prove that when project management is done right, it delivers far more than completed tasks. It delivers transformation.
What does it mean to win an academic award? How did the winners do it? And how do the academic awards translate into practical applications? All this and tips for potential applicants will be covered here by recent previous honorees.
The three 2024 Chapter of the Year Award winners exemplify leadership, innovation and commitment to PMI’s mission. From grassroots initiatives to strategic partnerships, these chapters have raised the bar.
This free virtual event on 20 March provides new and experienced project pros the opportunity to explore PMI's groundbreaking resources, earn 12+ PDUs, and discover how the project profession is making an impact on the world’s biggest challenges.
It's not easy, but it's essential. How can you improve your problem-solving capacity? These ideas combine the familiar with the unusual. Choose one practice from this list and aim to implement it this month.
PMI asked its product management subject matter expert (SME) group to highlight some of the most impactful areas for career development—where project and product management intersect, and where professionals may want to chart separate growth paths.
Are you passionate about sharing your expertise with the global project management community? Do you have insights to help project professionals navigate today’s challenges? If so, we invite you to be a webinar presenter for the PMI Community Webinar Program!
When AI tools are implemented at the work level, they can produce a lot of data. Upstream systems must be ready to consume that...which might be a problem.
What happens when a life project doesn't go as smoothly as planed? This project manager found out when he bought and built a home—and then got "the call" from developers. What followed was a lesson in risk and communication.
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