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By Conrado Morlan
As a project management practitioner, I’ve been lucky enough to deploy programs and projects across the Americas, supported by teams in South Asia and Europe.
Working on those assignments enriched my multicultural background and helped me learn and become proficient…
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By Christian Bisson
When I was asked to write about a project that inspired me in the last 50 years, I didn’t have to look back further than last year. That’s when I had the chance to act as scrum master for a newly formed team.
The Challenge
We had seven weeks to build software…
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By Peter Tarhanidis, PhD
I’ve been fortunate to have a career that constantly challenges me and my team to apply new approaches to achieve an organization’s mission. I believe that adapting these contemporary management practices and innovative operating models has helped me become th…
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From Voices on Project Management:
by Cyndee Miller
It’s not often I’m told to act like a 4-year-old—and by the executive director of the MIT Leadership Center, nonetheless.
But stick with me, there’s actually a sound business case here. Anyone who has ever been around a 4-year-old knows they ask lots of…
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by Cyndee Miller
How did Fannie Mae go from bailout to business transformation? In part through an extraordinary enterprise project management office, 2019’s PMO of the Year.
In the wake of the U.S. housing crisis in 2007—and a rescue by the U.S. Treasury Department—Fannie Ma…
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by Cyndee Miller
A quantum physicist and a self-proclaimed mad scientist walk onto the stage at PMO Symposium. Now some of you are bound to be wondering what the heck they could possibly teach us about working in The Project Economy.
Plenty. For starters, you need to be embracing all those &ld…
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by Cyndee Miller
George Lucas was a project manager. And the Star Wars production team? A PMO.
So declared Bob Safian, former editor of Fast Company, at the start of PMO Symposium. Sure, Star Wars may be a 1970s-era example from PMI’s list of 50 Most Influential Projects, but it also emb…
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