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From beginner’s guides to breakdowns of advanced topics, our blog covers key project management topics. These can supplement your learning on one of our project management training courses, or provide a starting point for your own project management learning.
Study Guide Section 3 Whirlwind Bike Excercise
Hi Paul, Could you have a look at my responses to the whirlwind bike excercises for section 3 and let […]
Updated PMP Certification launched by Parallel Project Training
A truly international group of delegates recently attended the updated PMP certification course in London. Based on the 5th edition […]
Procurement exercise
Hi PPT, Can you please provide feedback on the below? Thanks. Describe 5 main components of a procurement […]
Requirements exercise
Hi PPT (or anyone else is welcome to comment too), Do you mind providing feedback on the below questions? […]
Why Is A Project Management Framework Necessary?
A project management framework defines how projects of various sizes and complexity should be managed within an organisation so that […]
Whirlwind Bike Earned Value Question
Whirlwind Bike Earned Value Question Planned cost (BCWS) week 6 194,000 Planned Duration 12 periods Work […]
APMP Sample Exam Questions From Planning The Strategy
Below are some typical exam questions form the planning the strategy section of the APMP syllabus. 1) List and Describe […]
Professional Project Managers: Do You Need Them?
Both private business firms and large organizations that are involved in completing large projects recognize the true importance of project […]
Do Project Managers Need Training Or Can They Make It Up?
Whether the business is small or large, project managers play a vital role in successful corporations. Effective project management ensures […]
7 Frustrations of Project Management
Being a PM can be incredibly rewarding, highly varied and endlessly interesting, but can also cause a few headaches too. […]
Project Management Across The Web
Are organisations making the most of project management? Both public and private sector organisations which successfully manage change – whether […]
A Poetic Description of a Successful Project Manager
With my sincere apologies to Rudyard Kipling, I have paraphrased his famous poem “If” to remind all project managers aspiring […]