AI is already being used in project work to summarize information, analyze data, forecast, identify risks, generate plans, and support decisions.
Many organizations know they have a problem, but knowing what is wrong is not always the same as knowing what to do about it.
A project seems to be on track, with an updated schedule, green dashboards, weekly cost reports, and regular progress meetings.
With the new PMP exam going live on July 9, the Project Management Institute (PMI) has updated its course material to reflect how project management is practiced today.
Obtaining the right PMI certification at the right stage in your career can accelerate how you build real project management skills.
For decades, project success has been judged by three metrics: scope, time, and cost.
The PMP® exam is evolving, and the countdown has officially begun.
