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PM Resource stands for project management resources. As a project manager, I have learned the value of the right information at the right time. Projects can sink with the wrong information while these can deliver phenomenal results with the right information.

Yet, of course, what is right or wrong will tend to be subjective unless data prove otherwise.

My beliefs essentially depend on what data are available.

What Great Projects Have in Common

This is from MIT Sloan Management Review. Will use this as source in some project management article here in Wikipedia.

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