Key Takeaways: Agile Iron Triangle Definition The Agile Iron Triangle is a redefined version of the Traditional Iron Triangle, which was developed for rigid project management methodologies like Waterfall... Read more »

Key Takeaways: Event Chain Methodology Event chain methodology is a technique that project leaders use during the project scheduling phase. It can help them identify external events and risks... Read more »

Key Takeaways: PRINCE2 vs Agile The main difference between PRINCE2 and Agile is that PRINCE2 is a project management methodology, whereas Agile is a set of guidelines and principles... Read more »

Key Takeaways: Agile vs ITIL Agile is a flexible, highly collaborative approach to work. It’s ideal for software development teams that need to respond to customer demands, market changes... Read more »

Key Takeaways: Essential Project Management Skills  Soft skills for project managers include communication, problem-solving, teamwork, organization, leadership, critical thinking, conflict resolution, negotiation, adaptability and time management. Hard skills for... Read more »

Key Takeaways: What Is Extreme Project Management? XPM is traditionally used in software development and programming, but it can be used in a range of other industries.  Whereas traditional... Read more »

Key Takeaways: Lean Budget Guardrails in Portfolio Management Lean budget guardrails are policies and practices that can help project managers with budgeting, spending and the governance of project portfolios.... Read more »

Key Takeaways: CAPM Certification Course The Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) course and certification are ideal for those looking to increase their project management skills and land project... Read more »

Key Takeaways: The Halo Effect Although it was proposed in 1907, Edward Thorndike was the first to present evidence that it’s a specific cognitive bias and coined the term... Read more »