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If you as being a PMI member didn’t already receive a press notice: The new PMI Pulse of the Profession report is out and is available for download on the PMI website as well as also here. Its title this time: Success in Disruptive Times Success starts with the right
PMI members have already received mail, for all others it is available here: The new PMI Pulse of the Profession Report is out. Again it is constituted that companies with a higher maturity in project management have better and more profitable projects – seems to be no wonder. But different
I admit that this time I take up this year’s PMI report very late due to project engagements, and that while I was “hawking around“ with it at my clients whom I was able to help out of some bad project distresses again this year: Look, You are not the
My last article dealt with the way how to turn a distressed project to success or at least receive a useful benefit from it. It ended with an appeal towards the managers responsible for projects and company not to stop at this point but to use the insights received from
Did you ever wonder what your project managers (PMs) do all day long? In one of my other articles here you can read a survey about this, and how PMs are “misused” for “work “foreign for the species”. In addition to that PMs often can only do their job “at
This year again the Project Management Institute (PMI), being a leading professional institutions in project management, continues its research series with the actual report “The Pulse of the Profession”. This time the study’s and findings’ focus ist hat enterprises which consequently live the fundamental basics of project management achieve significantly
In its this year’s study the Project Management Institute (PMI) again assesses the actual status of project management maturity of companies and its relation to their results. It’s not astonishing the the report sub-titles this year again “The high Cost of low Performance“, because the statistic rate of projects that
As a reaction to my recently published IT case study I received many mails which confirmed my experiences and asked for more examples. That doesn’t imply representativeness, but it shows that such cases are not the exception. Together with representative research like the Standish Group Chaos Reports or PMI’s Pulse
