As devices get interconnected with each other, and cloud systems are used to store data in the long run, managing resources and projects has got more comfortable. In the end, project managers have been enabled to deliver much more in the same timeframe with the Internet of Things and other emerging technologies.
Whatever project you participate in, you have to find sensible ways to align competing stakeholder interests with the constraints of limited resources and meet rapidly changing demands in the business environment. To some extent, project management is an art of surviving or juggling too many balls in the air at a time, rather than just a static step-by-step approach.
In my go-to guide 2019 for project managers I pointed out that artificial intelligence and machine learning should be considered a key trend that will be breaking into project management throughout the next few years. I can’t imagine a project manager who grows his or her career without having sufficient knowledge, skills and experience in AI techs.
In this guide, we refer to the basics of project management for businesses and highlight top trends, events, tools and opportunities that will likely help your project manager career happen this 2019 year.
A Project Management CV is a quick representation of your character and professional experience. Chances are it will be the first impression that an employer will build upon. As a result, it is essential that you make your first impression impeccable to secure the job.
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