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Stakeholders: Definition and relevance for projects | IAPM

Stakeholders are people who have a legitimate interest. What does this mean and how does good stakeholder management look like?

Even project managers only have 24 hours in a day. So what can they do for better time management?

Release of the chapter Conflict Management of the Web-learning platform for the CAPM (IAPM) and CSAPM (IAPM) certification level.

IAPM Essentials #135 - our recommendations of the week: Project manager tasks, common mistake in a Kanban implementation and strategic alignment.

Not only companies should make their way of thinking more agile. Teachers should also embrace this change.

IAPM Essentials #134 - our recommendations of the week: DoD or acceptance criterion, Scrum Master and false trade-off.

Some meetings are purposeful, others are lengthy and poorly organized. But you've resigned yourself to spending a lot of your time sitting down.

A corporate wiki is essentially an online collection of content on a particular topic - why should you use this?

Release of the chapter Motivation of the Web-learning platform for the CAPM (IAPM) and CSAPM (IAPM) certification level.

IAPM Essentials #133 - our recommendations of the week: Wardley Map, Value-Stream Mapping and bear with it.

Depending on how you use it, Scrum as a management framework can be a perfect fit for your project, or it can present stumbling blocks.

Jour fixe - a fixed, regularly recurring meeting date. What should you keep in mind and 5 tips for successful implementation.