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Resource planning, management and allocation is the art and science of allocating the right resource, to the right project, at the right time. But it is not always that simple.

The construction of the Eiffel tower and the ingenuity of Gustave Eiffel can teach us a lot about Project Management.

The Project Management Office (PMO) provides guidance and structure to the execution of projects. Let’s take a look at what a PMO is, the benefits it provides and some of the specific ways it achieves its goals across an organization.

It's smart to understand and analyze why projects succeed, so that we can replicate the success strategies.

Gantt charts are the most commonly used planning and charting technique. How and when are they used, and what are their advantages over other techniques?

Why are ethics so important when it comes to project management?

The Golden gate bridge in San Francisco is a great project. Its construction teaches us a lot of lessons about project risk management.

NPD organizations with a B2B market have a distinct advantage: early and cheap access to true customer insights that can help reduce commercial risk for product launches and aid in building an innovation roadmap that drives long-term growth.

When it comes to project management, different project managers have various definitions of success depending on their experience, knowledge and context they work in.

Agile methodologies are the talk of the town, but how can non-tech teams use agile methodologies?