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    What Are Project Objectives in Project Management?

    Project objectives in project management are the specific, tangible outcomes that will be produced and delivered by the project. Here are some of the project objective examples to set you and your team on the right path.

    How Work Automation is Changing Project Management

    In project management — and on the broader business landscape as well — there is a lot to like about work automation. When it is developed and deployed effectively, and driven by a robust  project management solution, it can dramatically improve both processes and results. This means healthier projects, more productive teams, more satisfied customers, and more profitable enterprises. 

    Resource Management: Part 2

    How should we define current workload? Read our resource management blog to build a picture of where you currently stand.

    Testing to Improve Flow Means Happier Teams | Tasktop

    Getting into a state of flow becomes possible when work is challenging and stretches us, but not so far beyond our skills that we become anxious. This is the flow “sweet spot”. Find it for your team by testing to improve flow.

    Five Steps Towards PMO Success

    Ideally, it’s a centralized hub for organizing processes; managing special projects; and facilitating the free flow of information across your enterprise. The ultimate Project Management Office (PMO) is a model of defined and aligned processes, with results tracking and transparency to match. Try these tips for project management success. ONE:  Make business processes defined—and repeatable....

    Benchmarking Your PMO

    Every year, Innotas conducts a survey of project management professionals – Project Managers, PMOs, CIOs, and IT Management – to help get a sense of trends in project and portfolio management. Over the years, several trends seem to continue, while new insights always seem to enter the forefront, regardless there is always something interesting to share,...