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PM Network
State of Mind
Organizations are launching projects to help their workers maintain good mental health. And with good reason: Depression and anxiety cost the global economy an estimated US$1 trillion annually in…
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PM Network
Bring on the Bots
My new best friend in project management is a robot. Ever since I started using software programs last year to automate repetitive work, I have more time to focus on analysis, forecasting and…
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Project Management Journal
Taking a Holistic Exploration of the Project Life Cycle in Public-Private Partnerships
Operations and projects are typically treated as dichotomous concepts; projects create assets to be operated. The segregation of operations from projects is evidenced in the generic project life…
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Project Management Journal
Selecting Organizational Partners for Interorganizational Projects
The selection of partners is critical for the success of interorganizational projects. Based on conceptual reasoning in light of prior research, as well as illustrative empirical insights into an…
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Project Management Journal
Who Supports Project Careers?
This exploratory research examines who supports what aspects of career development on projects. Our main finding is that, although project professionals receive support from formal and informal…
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PM Network
Digging Deep
Iron ore mining projects are on the rise again in Australia. After prices plummeted in 2015, the sector is expected to see an increase in export volumes of iron ore from 847 million metric tons in…
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PM Network
Chain Demand
Manufacturing, retail and logistics executives are clamoring for more real-time, end-to-end transparency of their supply chains. That desire is driving demand for digital supply chain investments,…
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PM Network
Stepping Up
Professionally, I manage infrastructure projects in an IT environment. Outside my job, I'm responsible for the operations of an annual three-day international festival that draws about 13,000…
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PM Network
Raise the Roof
A serious labor shortage is threatening to slow housing projects across the United States. In May, builders reported shortages in 12 of 16 labor categories, with carpenters, framing crews,…
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