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Powering Success: The Impact of Project Management in the Energy Industry

The IIL Blog

By Jorgelina Bross-Puglisi By 2050 renewable energy could account for 90% of the world’s electricity and effective project management will be key to achieving this ambitious goal. Managing these vast and intricate projects requires not only technical expertise but also sophisticated project management capabilities.

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Balancing Operational Excellence with Innovation

Scrum.org

The push to deliver more features to users often means we take short cuts, take on tech debt and reduce time spent maintaining the system. BAU activities means many things to many people, KTLO, Maintenance, Enablers, sustainment and DevOps. With the project finished everything was now about support, sustain and maintain.

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How to Budget For Your Company’s Technical Debt

Zen Project Management

Mik Kersten While “technical debt” is a term that’s frequently used by technologists, the implication and understanding of it tends to be opaque to the business until it’s too late - just look at how Nokia lost the mobile market that it helped create. What’s technical debt? Legacy systems are a perfect example of technical debt.

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Decoding Risk Management Systems: An Ultimate Merge of Technology and Security

Wrike

Organizations face a wide range of risks that can impact their operations, reputation, and financial stability, such as economic uncertainties, regulatory changes, natural disasters, cyber threats, and even human errors. To navigate through these potential risks successfully, companies need robust risk management systems in place.

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Applying PMP Principles to Real-World Project Management

The IIL Blog

By Nick Mendez The Project Management Professional (PMP)® credential stands out as a hallmark of excellence in today’s dynamic business landscape. Certified project managers excel in delivering projects punctually and within budget, effectively engaging stakeholders, managing risks, and attaining organizational objectives.

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The Perfect Storm for The Project Economy

Leading Answers

Driven by three macroeconomic trends, the need for projects and project managers was increasing. These three trends are: 1) Accelerating rates of technology adoption. 3) Infrastructure projects for population growth. This buildout to accommodate 40 million extra people every year represents a tsunami of infrastructure projects.

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Inside the Data Center: Unveiling the Infrastructure Backbone

Wrike

These sprawling facilities house the infrastructure backbone that allows us to access information, communicate with others, and run various applications seamlessly. Networking Equipment: Data centers rely on robust networking infrastructure to facilitate communication between servers, devices, and users.