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Project Management Blog

Why a Healthy Project Portfolio Matters to Frontline Workers

Summary A healthy project portfolio isn’t just a leadership concern—it directly affects frontline employees’ success, productivity, and satisfaction. When projects are aligned, well-resourced, and strategically managed, workers experience smoother workflows, less disruption, and more opportunities for meaningful impact. Why a Healthy Project Portfolio Matters to Frontline Workers Executives often lead

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Training Program Success
Leadership

How Executives Can Contribute To Training Program Success

Business leaders play a pivotal role in ensuring project training program success. By promoting personalized learning, setting clear metrics, creating incentive structures, and celebrating achievements, executives can increase workforce engagement and participation in training initiatives. Learn strategies business leaders can employ to drive worker interest and participation in project-led training

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Project Management Blog

6 Training Stumbling Blocks Executives Should Understand When Planning Technology Implementation Projects

Digital transformation projects put powerful new capabilities in users’ hands, but executive sponsors sometimes underestimate one of the most crucial factors in maximizing the usefulness and value of these technology investments: end-user training. And though the tactical considerations of training programs often fall to other project stakeholders, senior leaders should

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ERP implementation goals
ERP

Strategies To Set Realistic ERP Implementation Goals

Different stakeholders often have different ideas about what they want from an ERP implementation. Those varying perspectives can sometimes grow out of control, leading the project team to establish goals that aren’t achievable, whether due to time constraints, resource availability, or other issues. If you’re concerned your ERP implementation goals

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