PM Trends Issue 224
29th August 2011
  Ed Naughton, Director General IPMI
"Welcome to Project Management Trends. In each issue, we try to bring to you important information that is pertinent to the direct application of real-life project management"
Results from the 2011 Survey of Project Management Practitioners
What is emerging is that many employers appreciate that project management is something that every manager above a certain level must know and use when appropriate. At the same time, many managers must become experts in the field of project management, in the same way that all managers must know and use financial management concepts and methods.
Hence, the strong demand for project management education and internationally recognised professional qualifications continues unabated. Individuals are keen to polish up their CV with credentials and skills that employers can put to immediate use.
Business Sectors Engaging Project Managers
September 1st, Burlington Hotel, Dublin, 6.00 - 7.30pm
Why should I attend?
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As the profession of project management matures, the general trend is for certifications to become mandatory.
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Out of necessity corporations and recruiting firms screen to select applicants - certification is often the easiest way to screen up to a potential 50% of applicants.
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If you don’t have the primary certification to be a project manager, it might be time to get it.
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Members - €15
Non Members - €25
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Projects are the Future!
The time to acquire project management skills is now.
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