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PM Network
Learn To Let Go
Learn to let go of the decisions you think you can make faster. Facilitating the right people to take ownership of the right issues is not only better for the project. It's better for your career.
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PM Network
Stumbling Blocks
Metric depiction regarding corporate investment in blockchain technology.
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PM Network
Executive Order
PM Networks queries the project management community about determining when it's necessary to escalate decisions to project sponsors.
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PM Network
Open Doors
Projects move at the speed of decisions. But sound decision making can occur only with an open, honest flow of information — meaning successful projects require transparency. Project managers should…
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PM Network
Don't Rush to Judgment
Every project presents problems. In order to find the best solution, project managers need to use two types of thinking: divergent and convergent. Generating ideas is divergent thinking; evaluating…
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PM Network
Choosing the Right Path
PM Network asks the project management community how to decide upon the project delivery approach to take.
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Project Management Journal
Knowledge Contribution as a Factor in Project Selection
Project selection is a crucial decision-making process in many organizations. By adopting a project-based learning perspective, this study sets out to develop a framework to integrate organizational…
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Project Management Journal
Symbols, Sublimes, Solutions, and Problems
In this article, we deploy Cohen, March, and Olsen's (1972) garbage can model of decision making to produce a different lens on the performance of megaprojects. Using a sample of firms involved in…
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PM Network
Fork in the Road
Scuffle, settle or surrender? That's the choice Farhan Shamim, PMP, faced last year while he oversaw a program to rebuild 26 schools affected by severe flooding in Pakistan. The program was going…
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PM Network
Life Hacks
Project practitioners from all over the world answer the question: How do you apply project management skills in everyday life?
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