Project management is a growing field: it’s expanding much faster than other areas, and the gap between job growth and talent is widening every year. It’s a lucrative field to select, but it’s hard to ...

Goodwin College of Professional Studies is proud to announce our partnership with Project Management Institute (PMI) Delaware Valley Chapter to offer live, virtual, instructor-led courses to assist ...

These days, project management is multidimensional depending on the project, industry, and team. Drexel University’s Goodwin College of Professional Studies offers online agile project management ...

Project management skills can be lucrative and are transferable across industries, which makes it much easier for project managers to make significant career jumps, offer value to their new companies ...

A small business project management training manual should be designed to provide new trainees with the skills needed to successfully manage projects. The manual should also outline your expectations ...

Comprehensive planning methods enable project management professionals to adjust to changing markets, evolving technologies and worldwide resources. Traditional lectures don't provide the breadth of ...

When the Standish Group released its initial edition of The CHAOS Report in 1994, Barbara Cullis took the analysis of the software development industry personally. Working as a programmer at the time, ...

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Project management is a dynamic role needed in a variety of industries ranging from construction and healthcare to finance and technology. Project managers help companies stay on track, budget and ...

Believe it or not, over the years I’ve gotten more requests to provide Project Management training to non project managers than project managers. That may seem counter intuitive but not really.