The concept of Form, Storm, Norm, Perform (FSNP) evolved from an effort to use the insights of psychology to understand the stages of project team development. The resulting theory provides …
Who Is a Project Sponsor? A project needs sufficient resources, planning, support, and collaboration to succeed. This is where a project sponsor comes in. They are a part of the …
For professionals to remain relevant in a competitive marketplace, they must pursue continuing education. Without adding to their skills and depth of knowledge, they run the risk of no longer …
The concept of Forming, Storming, Norming and Performing (FSNP) describes the four stages of psychological development a team goes through as they work on a project. Teams move through each …
Projects remain a difficult endeavor for most companies. While studies have shown repeatedly that organizations increasingly use projects and process improvement to stay ahead of competition, many projects still fail …
In the quest to become what the Project Management Institute calls “future ready,” organizational leaders increasingly are turning to project management professionals to drive innovation, results and change. PMI calls …
With organizations placing more emphasis on using projects to achieve strategic goals and foster cultural change, project leaders now need a wider range of skills to succeed. According to the …
A new survey from the Project Management Institute (PMI) reports that salaries for project managers continue to climb around the world. The median salary for project managers reached six figures …
Six Sigma strategies are designed to work as part of project implementation, which is why project managers can seek additional training in Lean and Six Sigma. Ultimately, process improvement is …
Technology and digital fluency are more important than ever for project managers. That’s one takeaway from the 2019 Pulse of the Profession® report from the Project Management Institute (PMI), which …
