Increased Trust, Better Virtual Teaming, New Ways of Doing Business: Maybe 2020 Wasn’t All Bad

November 24, 2021 | by Jeannette Cabanis-Brewin

Webinars can be deadly dull at times, even if you’re interested in the subject. We try to avoid putting the audience to sleep by incorporating live polls in our presentation. In October, during the How We Thrived webinar (view the recording here if you missed it!), I was particularly interested in k

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Webinar Attendees' Questions, Answered, Part 4: Agile, Transformation, Roles ... and the PMO

November 9, 2021 | by Sydni Neptune, PMP, CSM

[Editor's Note: Continuing our series of responses to questions asked by our webinar attendees, please welcome our Agile SME Sydni Neptune to the fray! The recorded webinar can be viewed here.] Q: What are the areas of work that can have the greatest impact to moving forward with agile transformati

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Just How Adaptive is the PM Maturity Model?

October 25, 2021 | by Jeannette Cabanis-Brewin

We’ve got more webinar attendee questions today. Also stay tuned for a blog from our Agile SME Sydni Neptune, answering additional webinar attendee questions specific to Agile. I’m also going to circle back to some questions I answered during the live event on October 21—questions about agile enviro

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Webinar Attendees' Questions, Answered, Part 1: What about PMBOK7?

August 10, 2021 | by Jeannette Cabanis-Brewin

On July 27, we aired our most recent webinar, Project Management Maturity Meets the Agile Environment (click to view the recording), which was based on our recently-released book, The Project Management Maturity Model, Fourth Edition. As always, we'll respond to questions that we did not have time t

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Project Management Carried On During 2020: Here's How

June 24, 2021 | by Jeannette Cabanis-Brewin

In Jan. 2021, PM Solutions Research conducted a survey to determine what project management strategies companies had used during the pandemic to continue meeting goals, and how well those had worked, both within projects and for the organization as a whole. The most compelling finding was that orga

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