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Kanban vs. Scrum: What’s the Difference?

ProjectManager.com

Kanban and scrum are agile project management methodologies that can be used for similar purposes, but each has its unique pros and cons. As a project manager, it’s important to understand the difference between kanban and scrum so you can determine the best approach for your team. What Is Scrum?

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125 Project Management Buzzwords

The IIL Blog

Activity An activity is the actual, specific task that must be performed in a project, i.e., the tactical level of work. Agile A flexible and dynamic approach to project management that allows for iterative updates during defined time blocks, which allows for incremental value. process, policy, practices, perceptions, etc.)

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Unveiling the Project Lifecycle Models: The Basics

Project Pulse Journal

By: Dr. Michael Shick, MSPM, PMP, CSM Are you navigating the complex waters of project management, feeling the push and pull of deadlines, budgets, and expectations? Every project manager, whether new or old, knows that steering a project to success is no small feat. Unlock the full potential of your project skills.

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Project Management Artifacts: Essential Tools to Enhance Project Management

Project Pulse Journal

Malinawan, PMP Choosing the appropriate tools and techniques to your advantage is essential for professionals working in the dynamic field of project management who must contend with issues like project budget constraints, tight deadlines, and constantly changing requirements.

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Project Charters: Guide to Writing (With Template)

Wrike

We’ll end with a walkthrough of how to map every phase of your project life cycle using Wrike’s free work plan template. Try Wrike’s work plan template What is a project charter and why do you need one? A project charter is a brief, formal document outlining the scope, objectives, budget, and stakeholders of a project.

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What is A System for Value Delivery in Project Management

Project Pulse Journal

Customer value or the desired outcomes are established at the start of projects. The Project Environment The project environment, characterized by internal and external factors, significantly influences the delivery of value within projects.

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Engaging Stakeholders with Gamification [video]

Rebel’s Guide to PM

Understanding plus action plus influence gives you engagement. Essentially, it’s all about working with people to build support so that you can achieve the intended outcomes for your project. If you put those aspects into a formula, you get this understanding plus action plus influence equals engagement.

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