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Project X | An eBook Abstract

March 21, 2011

Industrial Psychology (also known as I/O Psychology) is the study of human behavior in the workplace. It originated from the Hawthorne Studies conducted in 1920 where it demonstrated the importance of social context at work. This branch of psychology became recognized in the 1960s and although it’s one of the newer...
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Lean Six Sigma, PMI’s PMP, and Now APM Launches RPP in 2011

December 23, 2010

The APM Registered Project Professional (RPP) is a new designation designed to raise the standards of professional project management. The RPP designation stands out from Lean Six Sigma and PMP as it assesses both knowledge and experience across a range of different competencies and is a significant step forward for the profession. ...
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