Comments on: What Will Happen in Project Management in 20 Years? http://www.projectmanagementlearning.com/what-will-happen-in-project-management-in-20-years.html Questions and Answers on Project Management Fri, 19 Nov 2010 00:54:56 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: What Is the Difference Between Construction Project Management and Software Project Management? – Project Management Learning http://www.projectmanagementlearning.com/what-will-happen-in-project-management-in-20-years.html/comment-page-1#comment-347 What Is the Difference Between Construction Project Management and Software Project Management? – Project Management Learning Fri, 05 Mar 2010 02:39:03 +0000 http://www.projectmanagementlearning.com/?p=247#comment-347 [...] Construction Project Management is mature and predictable, and has been (mainly informally) practiced for thousands of years now. Software Project Management is at most 50 years old in its informal and then formal form. Software Project Management is still an immature and non-standardized practice (but it is predicted to reach a comfortable level of maturity in 20 years). [...] [...] Construction Project Management is mature and predictable, and has been (mainly informally) practiced for thousands of years now. Software Project Management is at most 50 years old in its informal and then formal form. Software Project Management is still an immature and non-standardized practice (but it is predicted to reach a comfortable level of maturity in 20 years). [...]

]]> By: What Is the Difference Between Construction Project Management and Software Project Management? – Project Management Learning http://www.projectmanagementlearning.com/what-will-happen-in-project-management-in-20-years.html/comment-page-1#comment-348 What Is the Difference Between Construction Project Management and Software Project Management? – Project Management Learning Fri, 05 Mar 2010 02:39:03 +0000 http://www.projectmanagementlearning.com/?p=247#comment-348 [...] Construction Project Management is mature and predictable, and has been (mainly informally) practiced for thousands of years now. Software Project Management is at most 50 years old in its informal and then formal form. Software Project Management is still an immature and non-standardized practice (but it is predicted to reach a comfortable level of maturity in 20 years). [...] [...] Construction Project Management is mature and predictable, and has been (mainly informally) practiced for thousands of years now. Software Project Management is at most 50 years old in its informal and then formal form. Software Project Management is still an immature and non-standardized practice (but it is predicted to reach a comfortable level of maturity in 20 years). [...]

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