My recent Letter to the Editor has been published in the January 2025 edition of the PM World Journal. This piece reflects my ongoing engagement with peers and thought leaders in the project management community, discussing the evolution of global frameworks like the PMBOK and their application in today’s rapidly changing environments.
Reflections on Standards and Practice
Throughout my career, frameworks like PMBOK have served as foundational guides, shaping how I approach the complexities of project management. However, as industries evolve and methodologies adapt, the practical application of these standards often reveals opportunities for growth. My letter contributes to this dialogue, reflecting on the balance between structure and flexibility in modern project management practices.
The Importance of Open Dialogue
Publications like the PM World Journal provide a platform for meaningful exchanges that drive our profession forward. Engaging in these discussions allows us to challenge assumptions, share experiences, and collaboratively shape the future of project management. These opportunities to exchange insights with peers reinforce the value of fostering innovation and inclusivity within our field.
Looking Ahead
As a researcher and educator, I see these conversations as critical to bridging the gap between academic insights and practical applications. By continuing to reflect, critique, and collaborate, we can build frameworks that are not only robust but also adaptable to the demands of the future.
Read the Full Letter
You can explore my Letter to the Editor in the January 2025 issue of PM World Journal here.