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ProjectManager’s Security Features Keep Your Data Safe

ProjectManager.com

Few other hybrid work management solutions in the marketplace give team leaders, project managers and administrators the flexibility they need to manage and report on user activity and project or task changes. For more information on ProjectManager’s security policies, check out our Security Whitepaper! Priority Change.

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Agile Laws to Help with Transformation

Scrum.org

Starting to change always requires the acceptance that there is a problem that needs attention. Again, reversing course in this manner in the middle of a massive, complex change with an uncertain outcome is the opposite of the appropriate action. Learn more about Little’s Law in this free whitepaper from Scrum.org.

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Project Management Blog Roundup: The Best of 2021

Ganttic

Maybe you’re looking to change direction altogether, and you’re on the hunt for some inspiration. It all began when Harrin “realised that women’s voices in project management were not being heard as often as men’s,” though through this blog, that’s definitely changed! Or even guidance on the process of becoming a PM. Project Times.

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Scrum Master vs Project Manager — An overview of the differences.

Scrum.org

The Scrum Master is a servant-leader for the Scrum Team who helpes the Scrum Team and it’s environment to collaborate and interact, in order to maximize the value delivered by the Scrum Team. The Scrum Master is accountable for helping people to understand and enact Scrum theory, practices, rules and values. What a Scrum Master does.

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Build Economic Resilience by Being an Adaptable Organization

Planview

Periods of economic uncertainty are one of the greatest tests of today’s business leaders. How to Facilitate Adaptability and Pivot in Times of Change and Uncertainty. To become a truly adaptable organization, companies need to make a major shift away from rigidity toward continuous change. Inspire Teams to Embrace Change.

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5 Ways to Become Agile: A Summary

Planview

Throughout this series, we’ve discussed the five ways to become agile, addressed the primary issues and roadblocks, as well as the critical steps required to transform the PMO, all based on the whitepaper, The Agile PMO: 5 Steps to Driving Agility at Scale. This must change. All work methodologies are welcome in an agile environment.

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The Journey Towards Embracing Agile: A Holistic Approach for the PMO

Planview

The past four blogs in our series are based on the whitepaper, The Agile PMO: 5 Steps to Driving Agility at Scale and have centered around how the PMO can guide the enterprise towards greater agility. The underlying element in all of this transformation is change. But change doesn’t have to happen overnight.

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