With the growing development of the software industry in the 1980s, the need for a systematic and repeatable approach to software development has been identified.
Professional Scrum Master vs Professional Scrum Developer
We need to discuss the Professional Scrum Master vs Professional Scrum Developer topic. Throughout the years of being a Professional Scrum Trainer through BVOP.org, I often get questions from prospects on whether they should attend Professional Scrum Master (PSM) course or the Professional Scrum Developer (PSD) course.
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Industry Norms in Project Management and Certifications
Everyday Project Management by Jeff Davidson is an exceptional book that everyone walking on the project management path should read today. The author explains the industry norms and certification programs and how they do not comply with real-world needs. Agile and Scrum topics are also discussed. The article follows the transparency applications and regulations of the Project management regulations body PM.MBA
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Estimating in Project Management practices
Estimating in Project Management practices is a very important practice and without it, your project may not be released on time and with planned resources.
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Agile project management and project plans
Agile project management and different project plans in Conventional projects are two hot topics.
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Project Estimation in Project Management
The proper estimation of effort required on a project is a controversial topic that has received much attention in the industry.
What is Project Management?
What is project management and who is the project manager? More exactly, what is a project? It’s a temporary effort promised to produce an individual product, service or outcome.
A project is temporary in that it has a fixed opening and end in time, and hence limited scope and resources.
And a project is unique in that it is not a regular job, but a special set of actions intended to perform a unique purpose. So project partners frequently involve people who don’t normally work collectively – sometimes from several companies and across various locations.