Basic principles of good project management apply to any-size company, but there are intricacies unique to smaller companies that require consideration.
As automation inevitably takes over technical tax work, tax professionals will be challenged to develop new skills in order to provide business value.
Seventy percent of all projects met strategic business goals in 2016, up from just over 60% the previous year, says the Project Management Institute.
Contrary to popular belief, the best option is the person who initially managed the project, new research suggests.
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Here's the best way to cut down on waste in the management of projects and programs.
Two key mistakes: getting time and cost estimates from project advocates, and evaluating big projects like small ones.
