PMP Passport

Volume 4 Issue 1 - December 2008 Print

Avoid End-of-Year PDU Crunch

New Ethics Section on PMI.org Offers Tools and Resources

Give Your Input

Reader Response

Q&A Forum Addresses Release of PMI’s Revised Global Standards

PDU Videos

PDU Opportunities

Check out project management news from around the world

The First PMI-SP Credential Holders Were Named

PMP Passport Enters its Third Year of Publication

Communicate Outside the “In” Box for Virtual Teams

These communication tips will help you better manage your virtual teams.

Agile Software Development Projects Enable Adaptability and Success

Agile may be the cure for overdue, high-cost software development projects.

Four Project Management Professional (PMP^®) credential holders address schedule compression—when the duration of their projects get cut short. Expert Advice

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