Stay on top of project management execution best practices and trends, as well as tips on software, tools, and techniques.

 

Successful planning, execution, and delivery relies not only on project managers and teams, but also having the right tools and techniques in place to support project teams and stakeholders. PMWorld 360 Magazine shares advice on the top tools and techniques and tips on how to evaluate the best options for your projects and business.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT


Many projects today are still not completed within scope and do not fully deliver the anticipated benefits. Even the most seasoned Project Managers may find it difficult to move projects across the finish line successfully despite closely following directions.Having access to professional practical advice and best practices can make successful project management a more frequent reality.

 

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SOFTWARE & TOOLS



A project managers’ impressive capabilities can be significantly bolstered with top-notch project management tools; for teams on the go it is essential to keep everyone productive. If your company is in the market for a project management solution make sure to do your due diligence to avoid costly mistakes.

 

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EXECUTION TECHNIQUES


How projects are planned and executed is as important as why. Make sure your organization has a centralized Project Management Office to provide company-wide guidance, governance, standardized processes, and project portfolio management best practices, tools and techniques to succeed.

 

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RESOURCE MANAGEMENT


Ineffective resource allocation and utilization is still an unfortunate and costly reality for many organizations today. Gaining visibility into all available resources and having the skills, tools, and techniques to efficiently manage resources take a significant burden off of project managers and teams and create winning outcomes.

 

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