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Projects@Work Editorial Mission/Calendar
ProjectsAtWork.com features project case studies, interviews and interactive discussions, new tools and book reviews, expert columns and much more — it is editorial that addresses the challenges and issues that project managers, teams and senior executives face every day. In doing so, ProjectsAtWork.com is an ever-evolving and expanding source of real-world experiences and ideas shared by all segments of the project community and across industries.
In addition to ProjectsAtWork's regular features, columnists, departments and daily news updates, we intend to focus on specific areas of interest each month. The world of project management is dynamic, and so any editorial calendar must be open to emerging trends, techniques, tools and thinking. With that mission in mind, ProjectsAtWork plans to consider these and other important themes in the next few months.
DECEMBER 2009 - JANAURY 2010
Teams and Techniques
>Big Tent: Who Should Be Part of Planning?
>Get There From Here: Strategy into Action
>Project Health Checks: From Start to Finish
>Also: Cool Tools for 2010 Preview
Communication and Collaboration
>Can You Hear Me Now: Connecting with Stakeholders
>Social Networks for Projects: Potential and Pitfalls
>Huddle Up: Empowering Talent, Motivating Teams
>Also: PM Tools Roundup
FEBRUARY - MARCH 2010
Prioritization and Optimization
>Good Idea: Creating the Infrastructure for Innovation
>Pulling the Plug: Proper Ways to Shut Down Projects
>Making Tradeoffs: Maximizing Limited Resources
>PPM Executive: Implementation Case Studies
MARCH - APRIL 2010
Troubles And Treatments
>How We Doin': Conducting Project Health Checks
>It Takes A PMO: How They Help (or Hurt) the Cause
>Navigating the Negative: Politics, Posers & Other Pains
>Also: Agile Tools Roundup
APRIL - MAY 2010
Training, Education and Career Paths
>A Roundup of PM Certifications and Degrees
>Who's Your Mentor: Find One, Become One
>Agile Meets the PMBOK Guide
>Read All About It: The Best PM Books
Publish on Projects@Work
We are happy to accept editorial submissions for consideration. We prefer content that has not been previously published, but if you have an existing article, you can send that to us for consideration. If you have a specific article or topic in mind, we appreciate a brief abstract so we can evaluate and approve the article before it is written. Please view our Submission Guidelines. Contact Aaron Smith at aaron@projectsatwork.com with any further questions.
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