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Reviewed by Silvia Pinhão Lopes
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28.6.15
Rating: 5
You aren't spending on infrastructure anymore -- it's all in the cloud. You aren't spending on office space -- most people work remotely. You aren't even spending on software as much -- a lot of its SaaS. So what you are spending should go toward making sure you've got the right people with the right mindset to work on the right things.
With limited resources available, our customers are seeing that if they don't have business agility to adapt to the rapid changes in IT markets, then they're going to fail. A traditional, process-heavy approach to project management where they're heavy on planning and it's taking lots of time to map out a waterfall approach to IT projects just isn't going to work.
I am always excited to see project managers who can look at both the individual project's impact and the larger business strategy and implications -- they are the 'versatilists.' These tech workers are truly of value to an organization whether they have certifications or not. That holistic view and big picture' experience is what makes them great project managers.
Good, experienced, versatile project management talent is where businesses should invest the most money.
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