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Atlassian offers a suite of collaboration and project-management tools (Jira, Confluence, Trello) to plan, track, and ship work. The site provides product information, pricing, tutorials, documentation, case studies, and resources on best practices for teams using project management tools.

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pmi.org

PMI.org is the official site of the Project Management Institute, a global professional association for project managers. It offers standards and frameworks (PMBOK), certification information (PMP, CAPM), training resources, articles, research, events, and membership details.

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Asana Academy

Asana's free training hub of self-paced courses, webinars and guides on using Asana to plan projects, set up workflows, track tasks and timelines, and report on team progress. Useful for configuring a work-management tool to run projects in practice.

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Scrum: The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time

Scrum co-creator Jeff Sutherland explains the framework's origins and mechanics, including sprints, stand-ups, backlogs, story-point estimation, and retrospectives, illustrated with cases like the FBI's Sentinel project. Readers will understand how Scrum teams plan and deliver iterative work and how it differs from waterfall management.

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Project Management Fundamentals

Experience the world of professional project management with this Project Management Fundamentals, a comprehensive course that will provide you with the essential skills to attain real-world project success and the PMP® certification. This course will furnish you with fundamental information that is predicated on the most recent release of the PMBOK® Guide (Seventh Edition), regardless of whether you are a novice in project management or seeking to enhance your abilities. You will begin with an overview of the PMI®, PMP® certification eligibility, and exam structure. Dive into the fundamentals of project management, such as the distinctions between projects, programs, and portfolios, and learn about the Project Management Office (PMO), stakeholders, and governance in operational environments. Explore process groups, lifecycle stages, and frameworks. Learn how to customize business documents and manage projects across different organizational structures. Gain insight into project managers' growing competencies through the PMI Talent Triangle, leadership styles, and the shift from the Sixth to Seventh Editions of PMBOK®. By the end, you'll be confident in your ability to lead projects and advance toward PMP® certification. Enroll now and plan your future in project management.

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Agile Estimating and Planning

Practitioner's guide to estimating and planning agile projects with story points and ideal days, velocity, planning poker, release and iteration planning, and prioritizing features by financial value. Readers will be able to build realistic release plans and communicate schedule uncertainty to stakeholders.

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