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  • Scrum vs. agile project management – A simple explanation of the differences

    “Agile working” is a broad term that refers to a set of values and principles in our daily work that emphasize flexibility, a willingness to learn, teamwork, and rapid iterations. This applies not only to projects, but to them as well. “SCRUM” has become the prototypical term for agile working. Why is SCRUM not a project management method? And how do these two terms interact in today's project management?

    AdvancedKarl Hitschmann7 minutes

  • Success with the right project team

    What makes a project successful? Not only must the project have clear objectives, but the right team must also be put together. The latest technologies can help with this. This article explains how these can be used and what conditions must be met.

    Project ManagmentPriska Burkard5 minutes

  • OODA Loop Explained - The Wonder Weapon in Project Management?

    No digitization project runs completely smoothly. At least not the important ones. That's why you should not only be able to paint good slides with beautiful Gantt charts, but also remain capable of acting in the event of a crisis. I'll show you how to do that in this article.

    Project ManagmentFrancesco Fusaro8 minutes

  • Kill Your Project Managers - Building Successful Project Teams

    Successful project teams in companies that want to successfully exploit the present and the future cannot be led by classic project managers. What is needed is a new breed of project managers who act as business shapers. Away from controlling the rigid framework of project management and keeping to time, budget and other resources, they must mobilize people and relentlessly strive to leave the status quo behind.

    Project ManagmentBritta Daffner4 minutes