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PMO Revolution: Transforming Challenges into Innovations
PMOs are under constant pressure to perform and show value. The Kano model, a product development theory, illustrates this challenge aptly. It categorizes customer... Read more.
Building Resilient Organizations: Steering Through Projects and Operations
Today, with the challenge of climate change, geopolitical influences, and other external factors, the term “resilience” has found a prominent space in... Read more.
Certifications You Can Trust: Navigating Between Lagging and Leading Standards
In the professional world, certifications confirm expertise, dedication, and credibility. Yet, not all certifications are equal. The distinction between lagging... Read more.
Exploring the Damaging Effects of Polarization
In the world of project management, polarization causes big problems. It splits people into groups and makes it hard for them to work together. This blog looks at... Read more.
Unbiased Book Reviews: How Our Book Review Team Ensures Fair Selection and Evaluation
As AIPMO prepares to launch its Book Library with the “10-Point” Review System, this blog serves as the latest installment in the series focusing on... Read more.
The L&D Dilemma: Identifying Certifications That Drive Organizational Success
In the changing world of professional development, certifications are key for advancing careers and organizations. Learning and Development (L&D) departments... Read more.
Adopting a Virtue-Centric Approach in Project and PMO Management
This blog was inspired by listening to an interview with Jeffrey Rosen, who talked about his new book “The Pursuit of Happiness: How Classical Writers on Virtue... Read more.
The Importance of Principles and Frameworks in Research
“How important are principles and frameworks in research?” One of our doctorate students asked this question in a recent late-night session as we were... Read more.