Kanban is a framework for implementing agile project management methods, right? Yes and no – Kanban in project management can do more. Here is how it works and how it helps your team collaborate more efficiently on project tasks, even if you are not using agile methods.

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Like any business undertaking, projects need to be performed and delivered under certain constraints. The project manager is the one responsible for ensuring that the project is being planned and executed in a way that constraints are not being overrun. In today’s post, I want to introduce two models – the Project Management Triangle and the Devil’s Quadrangle – that help us understand how the different project constraints interact.

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The New Year is a mere two weeks old, time to take a look at what to expect for 2015. Find out about trending new practices, technologies and challenges, career opportunities and industry trends to prepare for.

With the promising economic outlook for the field of project management, a growing number of people makes actively pursue a project manager career. Universities and colleges answer to this development with a growing number of degree programs and other institutions provide certificate courses and workshops. Find out more about the different roles available in project management and some tips to help you navigate your own career path.