So you want to implement a project management office (PMO) into your organization? This four step guide will help you establish a project management office successfully. 

There is no one-size-fits-all project management office, but there are many different PMO types. We’re going to introduce the three most important PMO types in part 3 of our blog series.

A project management office is only as good as the people working in it. This is why part 2 of our PMO series is dedicated to the most important PMO roles: The PMO manager and team members.

April is PMO Month on the InLoox blog. In this 5 part series, we’ll take a closer look at the project management office. In part 1 we will define what a PMO is and what function it has in an organization. 

A month ago, we talked about the high costs of failing projects, but now we can report good news from the Pulse of the Profession 2017: The success rate of IT projects is growing for the first time in five years. 

When projects fail, it’s often because they were badly managed. And when project's fail, they often cause high costs for organizations. Here are three lessons learned from PMI's recent Pulse of the Profession. 

2017 is finally here and a new year also means new resolutions. It is easy to make resolutions, but it is equally as easy to break them. Here are 10 resolutions every project manager should make – and keep. 

With 2017 quickly approaching, it is time to take a look back at the last year and take stock. We took this opportunity to compile a list of your favorite posts on the InLoox blog in 2016.   

The workplace has changed dramatically over the years, mostly due to technological advances, but also changing expectations and requirements from workers. So what does the workplace of the future look like?

Are you thinking about becoming a project manager or are considering getting a project management certification? Are you wondering about the average salary of a project manager?