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" The future of project work is moving past office-centric models. This means that more and more people will be working on projects from home or other remote locations. This trend has been accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has forced many businesses to close their offices and allow their employees to work from home. There are several benefits to working on projects from home. For example, employees can save time and money on commuting, and they can have more flexibility in their work hours. However, there are also some challenges to working from home, such as the need to stay motivated and focused, and the potential for isolation. Overall, the future of project work is bright. There are many opportunities for project managers and other professionals to find work in a variety of industries. However, it is important to be aware of the challenges of working from home and to be prepared to overcome them."

The Future of Project Management is Flexible: PMI’s 15th Annual Report Reveals Key Trends

The Project Management Institute's latest Pulse of the Profession report highlights the rise of flexible, hybrid approaches, remote work trends, and the importance of continuous learning and empowerin...

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Revolutionizing Adaptive Project Portfolio Management with ChatGPT and AI

Explore how cutting-edge AI technologies like ChatGPT are revolutionizing adaptive project portfolio management, enhancing prioritization, resource optimization, data integrity, and strategic decision...

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Working with the Retrospective Board in Hybrid-Scrum Projects

Learn a simple method for tracking retrospective items in a Hybrid-Scrum project using a separate board within MS Project Agile.

Satya Narayan Dash Project Scheduling

Practical Kanban with MS Project Agile – 3 of 3

This lesson teaches how to use Kanban ceremonies and leverage MS Project Agile to optimize planning, conduct efficient daily stand-ups, and execute insightful reviews and retrospectives.

Satya Narayan Dash PDU Credits: 1 Project Scheduling

Practical Kanban with MS Project Agile – 2 of 3

This lesson covers Kanban artifacts and harness the power of MS Project Agile to master Kanban backlogs, definition of done, cumulative flow diagrams, and effective work-in-progress management.

Satya Narayan Dash PDU Credits: 1 Project Scheduling
This is a project schedule that uses Microsoft Project. The schedule includes tasks, durations, and dependencies. The tasks are organized into a hierarchy, with the top-level tasks being "Project Schedule" and "Project Cleanup". The schedule also includes a Gantt chart, which shows the tasks and their durations on a timeline.

Learn the Basics of Microsoft Project Fast

Get started with the basics of Microsoft Project, the premier standard in project management. Shorten the learning curve with valuable resources and expert courses.

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Adjusting A Sprint in Progress with MS Project Agile

Learn the steps for adjusting a Sprint in progress with Microsoft Project Agile. Modify the Sprint Backlog and perform operational tasks.

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Upcoming Webinar Series: Practical Scrum with MS Project Agile

This three-part webinar series dives into the practical application of Scrum using MS Project Agile. Learn how to create and manage product backlogs and sprint backlogs, implement Scrum ceremonies, an...

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