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PRINCE2 and PMBOK: How They Compare

Rebel’s Guide to PM

First came PRINCE in 1989 as the UK government standard for IT project management. There are other differences: the PMBOK® Guide usefully covers procurement, whereas PRINCE2 assumes you are operating in an environment constrained by a contract, because of its roots in government IT projects. Are there eligibility requirements?

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Managing Multiple Projects: Statistics

Rebel’s Guide to PM

Respondents could select several) Communication was closely followed by: Planning/scheduling (84%) Stakeholder engagement (62%) Team management (53%) Resource management (50%) and more on that below Leadership (49%) Risk management (39%) Governance came in last at only 31%.

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2017 Project Management Trends To Watch

Rebel’s Guide to PM

This time last year I reviewed the trends in social and collaborative technology in the project management space: some of my predictions had come to nothing and it was interesting to look backward and hold myself accountable for what I said would happen. It’s helped by the underpinning technology. I’ve drunk more tea.

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Review 12.5 years AGILE in the Netherlands

Henny Portman

It all started with the agile transformation in 2015 at ING Bank in the Netherlands where they moved away from functions and function houses, and match craftsmanship with the organizational strategy. The interview with Maarten van Beek, HR Director ING, is about trying and pioneering, fintech and bigtech as role models.

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Top Global Lean/ Agile Thought Leaders and Influencers 2025

NimbleWork

Karl A L Smith Karl Smith is a global expert in customer engagement, specializing in Agile methodologies and enterprise technology across various industries. Karl holds a master’s in computer science and has a deep background in design and technology. Founder of Scrum Inc.,

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The Interconnectedness of Cyber Risk and Cyber Resilience

The IIL Blog

Cyber risk, in essence, refers to the potential negative consequences or losses an organization or individual may experience due to a cyberattack or security breach. Technology controls, such as firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and encryption, protect systems and data from cyberattacks.

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Five Steps to Mitigate Organizational Cyber Risk

The IIL Blog

These structures include People, Processes, Technologies, Organizational Structures (Silos), and Leadership capabilities. Just as a spider diligently constructs its web, thread by thread, culture and its underpinning systems quietly bind organizational values, behaviors, and beliefs together.