PM World Collection grows to 5,121 project management articles, papers & other works by 1,988 authors in 90+ countries
14 July 2024 – Dallas, London, Sydney – PM World has announced that 39 new articles, papers and other original works about program and project management have been added to the PM World Library (PMWL) this month. These contributions by 47 authors in 17 different countries were published in the July 2024 edition of the PM World Journal (PMWJ) at https://pmworldjournal.com/. They can now be found among the most recent papers and articles on the PMWL home page at https://pmworldlibrary.net/.
The new additions bring the total in the PM World Collection to 5,121 original works by 1,988 different authors located around the world. The collection is growing each month by 30-40 new works from many different authors; of the 47 authors this month, 10 were new to the journal and library. Profiles of all authors in the library, along with access to their works, can be found at http://pmworldlibrary.net/author-showcase/.
According to PMWJ Managing Editor David Pells, “We once again have two interesting interviews this month, courtesy of our correspondents Yasmina Khelifi in Paris and Ipek Ozguler in Istanbul. This edition also includes a near-record 11 featured papers, including major new works by frequent contributors Bob Prieto, Alan Stretton, Pascal Mabelo, Walt Lipke and Prof M.F. Harake. The six papers by academic researchers in Nigeria are also a record, attesting to the PMWJ’s popularity and usefulness in one of Africa’s largest and fastest growing economies.”
New authors this month include: Victor Agbara (Nigeria), Claudia Alcelay (Spain), RonAmber Deloney (USA), Hrishikesh Deshpande (Germany/India), Marva Gordon (USA/Jamaica), Shannon Keenan (USA), Anna Ladipo (USA), Kimia Penton (USA), Ugochukwu Udeozor (Nigeria), and Emmanuel Efe Uwaifo (Nigeria). New works by 37 authors already included in the library were also added.
“Our regular and returning authors really keep the PMWJ full of interesting and important new works each month,” Pells adds. “I am extremely grateful to our correspondents, series authors and returning contributors for sharing their extensive professional experiences and knowledge with our readers around the world. This month we also include three excellent papers from the 16th UT Dallas PM Symposium in May for which we were a co-organizer. There’s a lot in this edition, hopefully something for every reader.”
The PM World Library is a global resource for continuous learning in program and project management. The PMWL is produced and maintained by PM World, Inc. which also produces the monthly PM World Journal (ISSN: 2330-4880), a free monthly digital publication featuring dozens of articles, papers and stories about projects and project management around the world. To see the latest edition, visit www.pmworldjournal.com; to learn more, visit www.pmworldlibrary.net.
