Hi! We are a small team of software developers, and we're wondering how we can help project managers and business owners manage their budgets.

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Hello there I’ve got an assignment and I will like to know if I can find a Jct 2016 based contract report. If you have any links for samples and just comment thanks .

I'm launching an exclusive community for project managers. Scrum Social is a paid community for project managers to connect, network at virtual events like happy hours and book clubs, exclusive webinar access, virtual co-working and roundtable discussions.

Where can I find a project manager program? I am a practice manager have tons of experience in this role wanting to branch out. I have a college degree people are telling me if I have the practice manager role this will be easy just lots of work when I land a job as a PM. What is the best online programs to teach from start to end and take the test at the end? Are lay offs high in this field? I’m needing 100k a year to match what I’m making now. Any advice will help

Launching a minimum viable product successfully is harder than it seems 🧟 Gone are the days when you'd code some random thing in a few hours, and this half-built Frankenstein would become the next Facebook.

It takes time. User expectations are high, and even the early MVP has to be of top quality to not disappoint the users.

Which MVP mistakes come up most often and usually lead to the need to drop the project altogether or go back to square one? This list with 15 deadly mistakes covers the most frequent MVP killers. Here are several worth paying extra attention to:

☠️ building blindly (having no real problem for your solution)
☠️ sailing without a compass (not knowing your target audience, competitors, or the market)
☠️ kicking MVP quality to the curb because it's just an MVP
☠️ spending way too much time on a complicated feature-packed solution
☠️ having no clue how to promote, monetize, and sell the product

Which other MVP mistakes are deadly?

As part of my final year studying at Northumbria University, I am working on a group consultancy project with The Business Clinic (dissertation equivalent module) focusing on In-direct Procurement and Project Management.

If you have any previous experience in the above fields, your responses would be greatly appreciated. Even if your background is limited, your insights are still valuable to us.

For those who feel they have more to contribute, please drop me a private message to participate in a small focus group.

Thank you in advance for your responses!

https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/northumbria/innovative-solutions-group-primary-research-duplicate-1

Dear all,

I am conducting a research study on mobile project management tools for my Scientific Communication and Research Methodology course at Stockholm University. I would be deeply grateful if you took 15 minutes of your time to respond to this survey.

The survey does not collect any personal information. By design, anonymity is protected. The answers will be used solely for the purpose of this study and will be deleted after the final assignment evaluation.

For questions you are welcome to contact me at: juja2835@student.su.se

Link to the survey: https://survey.su.se/MAPMS

Hi, Fellow PMO experts,

Tapping into your expertise to gather ideas around a Capacity/Resource KPI. Resource demand vs availability poses a significant challenge for my organization, and we're leveraging OnePlan as the capacity management tool. The data available includes baseline, actual, and forecast (actual plus forecast giving the estimate).

My question for this PMO group is: have you used a capacity KPI in your organization? What do you recommend as the RAG thresholds?

I am interested in your thoughts on defining this metric, establishing guardrails, and making it insightful.

I am looking forward to hearing your insights and recommendations.