Project Management Then and Now

“While the essential steps of planning and executing a project haven’t fundamentally changed since the construction of the pyramids, recent decades have seen a huge shift in the particular tools, attitudes, and approaches used in day-to-day project management. Take a look at what’s changed, and discover where the future of the field is headed”

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