Professional Project Management is becoming more pervasive. Like “Electrification” occurred during the era of proliferation of electricity, “projectization” is occuring throughout the workforce and organizations. Most of the emphasis I have seen is on professional project management. However, most people will not be professional project managers, but rather will be team members, support personnel, subject matter experts, department managers, C-level executives, and the like. This post explores what is being said about this broader workforce in a projectized world.
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Projectization and Non-Project Managers
July 30th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Tags: Project Management Process · Soft Skills
Project Management - A “Profession”?
October 10th, 2007 · No Comments
Is management as a profession? What about project management? Elite business schools today are at a crossroads, especially since the rise of business education in China and India. How will this impact project management as a profession and a creer choice?
Is management a profession? What makes something a profession - a specialty?
Tags: Certification
PMP vs other PM certification
July 16th, 2007 · 1 Comment
There has been much written on whtehr or not any certification is of value. Personally, I think there is definite value, and here are a few of my reasons.
1. [tag]PMP[/tag] vs other [tag]PM certification[/tag] - It really does not matter. The important thing is that there is exposure to a complete framework, or […]
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