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Best Construction Project Management Software of 2020

ProjectManager.com

Some projects are narrowly defined, but construction project management always involves a wide range of skills and crafts, such as leadership, planning and resource management. Like other project managers, construction project managers must determine feasibility, plan, schedule, manage resources and make budgets?—in ProjectManager.com.

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How to Navigate the Project Environment Even if You’re New to Project Management

Project Pulse Journal

Compliance and Governance Awareness of regulatory requirements and governance structures ensures that projects comply with legal standards and organizational policies. Compliance and governance are not optional. As a critical point in this article, stakeholders and informed decision-making go together.

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3 Predictions for What’s Next in Project Portfolio Management 

Planview

The market’s landmark evolution in 2020, which bifurcated PPM to support strategic portfolio management and adaptive project management. Organizations must establish processes and governance policies that increase efficiency and enable productivity but that also allow for self-direction.

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IT project management explained: How to run great IT projects

Planio

On average, IT projects come with more complexity and risk, and can quickly fall to pieces without proper due diligence, management, and leadership. IT projects still require planning, control, teamwork, and leadership — and for that, organizations use IT project management frameworks to maximize their success. How is it unique?

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Become an Adaptive PMO: Advance Agility Across Planning and Delivery

Planview

The Project Management Institute (PMI) asked this question for the first time ever for its 2020 Pulse of the Profession ® report, knowing that organizations are rewiring to innovate and deliver competitive products and services quickly. Organizations cannot operate at speed if they are beholden to annual plans and budgets.

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Transcend Traditional Planning Cycles to Become a Strategic Powerhouse

Planview

The experiences from 2020 have taught companies around the globe many things. Many companies had annual budgets that were not just blown out of the water – they changed rapidly because the environment was full of unknowns. The flaw with annual planning. The pandemic upended just about everything. Stagnation.

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PMO Success: Changing your employees’ mindset to change the company culture

Planview

The whole organization needed to be educated and trained, we needed governance, targets, and KPIs. Transparent adherence to a budget. We hired some skilled project managers who started to create budgets and track the hours that IT resources spent on those projects. Governance: using the right tools and processes.

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