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Politicians tell us that their solutions are complex, experts tell us their models are complex and as project professionals trying to manage all this change, it sometimes seems as if we are moving beyond complexity towards pure chaos.
The world is in the midst of a crisis with many people wondering what the post-pandemic economy will look like? Many organizations have already had to make difficult decisions in order to survive. However, it’s important not to dwell in “survival mode” for too long as you’ll be left behind by your competitors when the upturn begins.
As most of us are battling the challenges of the COVID-19 coronavirus "lockdown", and the unprecedented impact it has had all over the world, perhaps now is a good time to pause and reflect on how the world might look after the crisis, and how, as managers of change, we might help to shape it.
Companies can lose hundreds of millions of euros by not selecting the correct projects into their portfolio, or indeed by selecting the wrong projects into their portfolio.
This digital transformation strategy guide is built on Joe's 25+ years’ experience in the enterprise business sector, helping organizations achieve competitive advantage and sustainable growth through business transformation programs.
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PMI Fellow and Founder of the PMP Lee R. Lambert recently published a free resource management guide entitled “Where Have All Your Resources Gone?” – How Digital Resource Management Can Save Your Company.
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Choosing a good PPM solution can be a complicated process. It pays to do it right – to know what you want; and where you’re headed – before making the commitment. Otherwise you risk making an expensive mistake.
