Social Project Management

by David Coleman

Project management (PM) technologies and methodologies must change. Not only has the environment for projects in the enterprise become more complex, but the assumptions underlying most PM tools may not be valid with today's projects. Most project managers today have little or no training in traditional PM tools or methodologies. The integration of social and Web 2.0 technologies, however, is helping project management evolve, become easier to use, and be more effective. This Executive Report by David Coleman provides an overview of the various Web 2.0 collaboration technologies that can help make project management more social, allowing organizations to obtain a competitive advantage.

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Social Project Management1 May 2008

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