By Mark Cruth Over a decade of working with all kinds of teams, I’ve found the best of the best possess these “team alchemical elements”. Alchemy is the magical process of transforming something ordinary (lead) into something coveted (gold). Interpersonal alchemy is how I like to think of turning an ordinary team into a high-performing
By Nagaraja Gundappa First things first – let’s define business agility: Business agility, alternatively called enterprise agility and organizational agility, is the ability of an organization to rapidly adapt to market and environmental changes in productive and cost-effective ways according to PMI’s Disciplined Agile. So, business agility is not just many projects across the business
By Jennifer Lapin
Because PfMP degree is about the best world practices, it gives you a very good basis for professional development and growth, and the preparation process teaches you to be persistent, thoughtful, indulgent, and driven.
By Robert Annis
As a business psychologist who started my career in project management on two continents, I find myself at the intersection of two seemingly disparate worlds.
By Alan Zucker
Agile is a mindset described by a set of values and principles. It traces its roots to Lean, which is also foundational to other modern management theories. Lean’s primary focus is delivering value quickly and eliminating waste.
By Shana Serrano
Conducted with attention to detail and employing qualitative research methods, this study provides preliminary insights into how leaders influence organizational success through the adoption of grateful leadership practices.
By Alicia M. Morgan
In today’s business climate, leaders encounter a challenge: how to drive innovation while maintaining a forward-thinking vision.
By Lucy Grimwade
Historically, IT leaders were valued primarily for their technical knowledge and ability to solve complex technical issues or problems. As businesses and professions evolve, so has role capability.
By Liz Pittoni
As the AI footprint continues to grow, so does the fear of its functionality. If you’re uncertain about applying AI, consider partnering with it to enhance efficiency.
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