Most project managers strive to earn PMI’s Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification. Those seeking Agile training, an Agile PMP Certification equivalent, or other project certification should include Agile methodologies into their training and PMP certification knowledge base. The Project Management Institute (PMI) predicts there will be 2.2 million project-oriented roles annually through at least 2027. […]
It can be a challenge to select the next project for your team to accomplish. One project management concept that can help you make an informed decision is Net Present Value, which describes the difference between a project’s cash value now versus what it will most likely be in the future. It’s important to understand
Demand for skilled project managers in all industries and locations grows constantly. The latest estimates indicate that employers will need to fill 2.2 million project-oriented roles every year through 2027. The PMP certification is an excellent choice for aspiring project managers to demonstrate their qualifications in this growing field. On this page: What is the
Burn Rate is a term used on the PMP Exam and is largely in Agile environments, as an indicator of how well a project is, or is not, staying within the project budget. Project Managers should understand what burn rate is and how to calculate it. Keeping track of your burn rate is important when
Earning the Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification, which is a highly respected and globally recognized certificate of project management excellence, is a difficult achievement. You should be proud of yourself for it! So, what comes after PMP certification? The answers are in this Project Management Academy guide to what you can expect from the Project
As we explore the inextricable link between business success and project management, I ask you: For each of the following formulas, can you tell if they are used by the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) or the Project Manager (PM)? To determine the discounted value of future cash flows resulting from an investment project: PV =
The Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification is highly valued by employers looking for skilled project managers, but earning it isn’t easy. The exam is long, mentally exhausting, and filled with scenario-based questions that test how well you apply project management principles—not just how much you’ve memorized. With a low first-time pass rate and strict eligibility
I am often struck by how organizations will spend thousands if not millions of dollars pursuing creative and innovative thinking, and afterward wonder why they have to cut resources or core services. The importance of creative thinking is seen in market leaders, who can be agile in their approach to shifts and adaptive to changes.
The Project Management Institute (PMI)® sets global standards for project management practices, methods, and ethics through certification. By obtaining the PMI®’s Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification, Project Managers have the distinction of a globally recognized professional credential. Both the project manager and the employer enjoy the benefits of having a PMP certification. On this page:
The Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification is a highly sought-after credential in the project management world. Earning the PMP certification demonstrates your ability to lead and complete projects of any type, size, and complexity. It also proves you have the professional skills needed for the management of projects across varying industries and locations. Are you
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