Podcasts about pmps

Have feedback or a question? Text us!SummaryIn this episode of the Marketecture podcast, host Ari Paparo is joined by Eric Franchi and Tim Rowe, founder of the OOH Insider podcast, to dive into the world of Out-of-Home (OOH) and Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH) advertising. The episode kicks off with an exciting scoop about a recently published deck from DoubleClick (get it here), revealing insights that highlight their conservative estimates regarding media revenue.  From there, it's an action-packed conversation about Why DOOH Matters, how it's being traded, and speculation on winners and losers as the programmatic pieces fall into place.TakeawaysMarket Size and Growth: The global DOOH market is approximately $21 billion, with $5 billion in the U.S. Despite growth, its share of advertising spend is declining, indicating challenges in capturing a larger market share.Fragmentation Challenges: The DOOH industry faces fragmentation, with many screens and networks leading to inefficiencies. Most programmatic transactions occur through private marketplaces (PMPs), complicating the buying process.Future of DOOH: The integration of DOOH with connected TV (CTV) and advancements in technology, such as first-party data utilization, are seen as key opportunities for growth and innovation in the sector.Attention Measurement: The collaboration between IAB and MRC for attention measurement accreditation is a significant step towards validating attention as a metric in advertising, which could benefit OOH advertising strategies.Chapters00:02:05 - Why Care About OOH/DOOH?00:02:23 - Case for DOOH00:02:49 - Market Size of DOOH00:04:07 - Growth Challenges in DOOH00:07:16 - Programmatic Transactions in DOOH00:08:03 - Leading Programmatic Companies in DOOH00:13:08 - Measurement in DOOH00:16:33 - Future of DOOH and CTV Convergence00:21:45 - Roku's Role in DOOH00:37:41 - Attention Measurement in OOHCheck out the Marketecture Podcast at https://www.marketecture.tv/Join OOH Insider and Placer.ai at The Premier Leadership Conference for those Building the Future with Location Analytics, December 10th, 2024 at Pier Sixty. Use discount code OOHInsider70 to save 70% at registration. Learn more here.

On this episode, NPMA's CEO Dominique Stumpf joins Dan and Donnie to discuss what's new at the association and what PMPs can expect from PestWorld 2024. Highlights include a nearly sold out exhibit hall, an improved first-timers experience, a new initiative called NPMA Basecamp, featuring fireside chats and opportunities for attendees to learn and engage with leaders, and more.    Guest: Dominique Stumpf, CEO, National Pest Management Association   Hosts:  Dan Gordon, PCO Bookkeepers & M&A Specialists Donnie Shelton, Triangle Home Services

Here's what you need to know for today in the business of podcasting: Spotify publishes trend data, Signal Hill Insights looks at the behaviors of business podcast audiences, PMPs are making a comeback in programmatic, and the Hasbro/Audible deal has produced a Peppa Pig podcast. Find links to every article mentioned and the full write-up here on Sounds Profitable. 

Here's what you need to know for today in the business of podcasting: Spotify publishes trend data, Signal Hill Insights looks at the behaviors of business podcast audiences, PMPs are making a comeback in programmatic, and the Hasbro/Audible deal has produced a Peppa Pig podcast. Find links to every article mentioned and the full write-up here on Sounds Profitable. 

Distracted driving is on the rise, driving up auto insurance claims and increasing exposure for pest control companies. PestSure's Director of Safety Linda Midyett joins Dan and Donnie to discuss the problem and the most important things PMPs can do to fix it and control costs.    Guests: Linda Midyett, Director of Safety, PestSure   Hosts:  Dan Gordon, PCO Bookkeepers & M&A Specialists Donnie Shelton, Triangle Home Services

In this bonus episode, Daniel and Aaron go over a little letter they received from the AG department about some very important changes. They also go over the national pest management month, what they are doing, and what they need from all of our fellow PMPs. Listen in advance listeners this one is good!Want to be a guest or have any questions?Website: www.dandapodcast.comEmail: dandapestpodcast@gmail.comInsta: @dandapestpodcast

January 8, 2024, Live Stream had guest Erin Gilchrist from IntelliShift discussing are pest management professionals considered professional drivers. Contact Erin Gilchrist at http://intellishift.com or on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/erin-gilchrist-rugg/ Check out the new Pest Posse TV experience at www.pestpossetv.com Get your copy of the best-selling book Fundamentals of Pest Control Sales at www.pestposse.net/Sales Get The Pest Posse swag today at pest-posse-general-store.creator-spring.com/

PestSure's Todd Burke gives us an inside look at various areas of the pest control insurance market. We cover what PMPs should know, price increases, questions to ask before your next renewal, and ways to limit your exposure.    Guest: Todd Burke, COO PestSure   Hosts:  Dan Gordon, PCO Bookkeepers & M&A Specialists Donnie Shelton, Triangle Home Services    

In this compelling episode of "Live Let Thrive," Myka and Steve sit down with Igor, the tech-savvy founder of iGMS, who shares his journey from developing apps to identifying and seizing opportunities in the bustling world of short-term rentals (STR). Inside the Toolbox: Discover how iGMS, born out of a desire to streamline Airbnb management, has grown into a comprehensive suite of tools for STR hosts, prioritizing user experience and exceptional customer support. App-tastic Insights: Yes, iGMS is keeping pace with the mobile world, offering applications on both iOS and Android platforms, ensuring you have the power to manage on the move. Clean Sweep: Incorporating cleaners into your workflow is a breeze with iGMS, but it doesn't stop there. Igor discusses the platform's integrations with services like Turnoverbnb and Safely, and teases upcoming features like crypto payments and seamless transitions to new property management platforms (PMPs). The Bigger Picture: In an industry where communication, pricing, and turnovers are crucial, iGMS stands out by offering direct booking websites and utilizing AI to personalize and cater to each unique business. Safety First: Addressing the ever-present worry of chargebacks, iGMS partners with Stripe to provide robust fraud protection. Adapting to Change: Igor opens up about the learning curves shaped by regulations, emphasizing the platform's adaptability—urging users to pivot when necessary, considering midterm or long-term rental strategies. Global Perspectives: With STR's global growth, iGMS views regulations as a means to stabilize rather than hinder expansion, despite the challenges faced by cities like Toronto. Google and the Future: As Google ventures into vacation rentals, Igor advises hosts to focus on building their brands, endorsing industry experts like Boostly and Mark Simpson. Hospitality's Tug of War: Discuss the subtle shift in market share from hotels to STRs post-COVID, the convenience of hotel-based events, and the potential for Airbnb to introduce a travel loyalty program. Holler at Steve and Myka! Click our linktree for the latest news and updates! https://linktr.ee/liveletthrive www.liveletthrive.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest: Dr. Mike Bentley, Vice President of Training & Technical Services, NPMA   Hosts:  Dan Gordon, PCO Bookkeepers & M&A Specialists Donnie Shelton, Triangle Home Services   Dr. Mike Bentley, vice president of training and technical services for the National Pest Management Association, joins Dan and Donnie to discuss what PMPs can expect from PestWorld 2023, which is taking place in Honolulu, Hawaii, Oct. 17-20. He also covers key projects he's working on and gives a tribute to the late Bob Rosenburg.    You can learn more about PMP Industry Insiders by visiting our WEBSITE Keep up with content on our social media channels.  Click below!  YOUTUBE FACEBOOK TIKTOK

On APPLE DEVICES or other Podcasts? Watch on Spotify or here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nscUZ6rnpqQ Join Darrell Mesa, PMP, CSM⁠, ⁠Edward Coke, PMP, CAPM, CATP, CSM, MSPM, MBA⁠  and Phill for a lesson on MS Project Fundamentals! FREEAre you ready to elevate your project management skills to new heights? Join our comprehensive MS Project Basics Training Webinar and master the art of managing projects with Microsoft Project. Whether you're a beginner looking to establish a strong foundation or a seasoned professional seeking to enhance your proficiency, this webinar has something for everyone!Webinar Highlights:PART 1: Essential FoundationsLearn the fundamental building blocks of MS Project in a condensed 1-hour session. Gain insights into:

Project Management (PM) is a complex discipline that involves planning, executing, controlling, and closing the work of a team to achieve specific goals within a specified time. Being a successful Project Manager or a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) requires more than just understanding methodologies. It's about demonstrating a range of skills and abilities that can help to navigate through the often complex and unpredictable landscape of projects. Below are some survival skills essential for Project Managers and PMPs: Strong Communication: Good communication is vital to project management. It's crucial to establish clear, concise, and honest communication with team members, stakeholders, and clients. This means actively listening, asking insightful questions, and providing meaningful feedback. Leadership: Project managers must have the ability to guide their teams through the project process, encouraging collaboration, and addressing conflicts. They should be able to inspire and motivate the team members to work towards the project goals. Risk Management: Every project has its risks. The project manager's role is to identify potential risks early and plan for those risks. This involves contingency planning and proactively addressing issues before they become significant problems. Time Management: Project managers should master the art of prioritizing tasks and ensuring that the team sticks to deadlines. The ability to efficiently allocate time and resources is essential for project success. Flexibility and Adaptability: Projects rarely go exactly as planned. Project managers should be ready to adapt to changes and make necessary adjustments. This can range from changes in client requirements to unexpected obstacles. Technical Skills: Depending on the nature of the project, project managers should have a certain level of technical competence in the project area. This not only helps them understand the project better but also earns respect from their team members. Decision-Making: The ability to make informed, effective, and timely decisions is a critical skill for project managers. They should have the ability to weigh the pros and cons and make the best decision in the interest of the project. Financial Management: A basic understanding of financial principles like budgeting, financial risk management, and cost estimation can help project managers to keep the project within the agreed budget. Negotiation: Project managers often need to negotiate with stakeholders, team members, suppliers, and clients. This could be for resources, budgets, schedules, or changes in scope. Problem-solving: Problem-solving is at the core of project management. Project managers need to be resourceful and creative in solving problems that can arise in projects. These survival skills are crucial for Project Managers and PMPs to successfully manage projects, no matter how complex they may be. The Project Management Institute (PMI) offers a range of resources, including the PMP certification, to help individuals build these skills. Continuous learning and development in these areas can help to enhance a project manager's effectiveness and career prospects. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pmpradio/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pmpradio/support

This pest guest is a local from California! Daniel and Aaron dive into some of the highs and lows of his career and how he is changing the training world for PMPs. Get ready to have fun and laugh with this high-energy episode!Want to be a guest or have any questions?Website: www.dandapodcast.comEmail: dandapestpodcast@gmail.comInsta: @dandapestpodcast

This pest guest is a must-listen-to... well I guess all of them are, but this one comes from a man who has been in the industry for over 35 years! He has seen more changes in this industry due to his background being in the manufacturing side of the pesticides we use to now in the distribution side where he is today. Jim is located in Florida where he is currently working as a distributor and has a lot of knowledge of where this industry might go and what we PMPs need to be prepared for. Want to be a guest or have any questions?Website: www.dandapodcast.comEmail: dandapestpodcast@gmail.comInsta: @dandapestpodcast

Attorney Mark Ruff joins Dan and Donnie to discuss why and how termite lawyers go after pest control companies. In part 1 of 2, he covers how PMPs can minimize their risks and protect themselves against these claims, including training, documentation and more.   Guest: Mark Ruff, Attorney, MHR Law   Hosts:  Dan Gordon, PCO Bookkeepers & M&A Specialists Donnie Shelton, Triangle Home Services   For detailed show notes and more information, visit PMPIndustryInsider.com or follow us on social media:    Facebook.com/PMPIndustryInsiders LinkedIn.com/company/pmp-industry-insiders   Thank you to our sponsor, Coalmarch by WorkWave!

Welcome to this podcast episode on PMP impostor syndrome. Find it on Spotify or YouTube as a video. As a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), you have already achieved a significant milestone in your career. However, even with this achievement, it's not uncommon to experience feelings of self-doubt, insecurity, and inadequacy. This phenomenon is known as impostor syndrome, and it affects many PMPs, regardless of their level of experience or success. Sign up: http://pragmaticprojectmanagement.com I've been there and so have many others I will talk about including Emma Watson, Maya Angelou, Tom Hanks and even President Obama to mention a few! Impostor syndrome affects many PMPs, regardless of their level of experience or success. But there's good news - there are practical strategies you can use to manage these feelings and unlock your full potential. In this video, we'll explore what impostor syndrome is, why it happens, and how you can overcome it. We'll discuss common signs and symptoms of impostor syndrome, as well as practical tips and strategies for managing these feelings and building confidence in your abilities as a PMP. Whether you're a seasoned project manager or just starting out in your career, this video will provide you with valuable insights and tools to help you overcome impostor syndrome and achieve your full potential as a PMP. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pmpradio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pmpradio/support

In this episode, I will break down the Agile Manifesto in 10 minutes! Join me for a live course for your PMP Exam at http://hpmexam.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pmpradio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pmpradio/support

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Pest control software industry veteran Andrew de la Chapelle talks with Dan and Donnie about steps PMPs can take now to route more efficiently to save on fuel costs and improve efficiency. Speaker: Andrew de la Chapelle Corporate Development PCO Bookkeepers & PCO M&A Specialists

Tony Jetton from Bird Barrier and Special guest Foster Brusca from Pest Posse discuss some challenges Pest Management Professionals encounter when they want to add Bird Control projects to their offering. Subscribe on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yspcXW Subscribe on Apple: https://apple.co/3FA4BCh Facebook: facebook.com/BirdBarrierAmerica Instagram: instagram.com/birdbarrier/ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/bird-barrier-america/ Training: birdbarrier.com/training

Tonight we will be breaking down Season 5 episodes 14-16 also known as the Maul Ascension Arc! With guests: Pmps den or Max, Senatorsmoak or Kenna, Grandmasterbale or Bale, and Michellerin or Michelle! Where you can follow Max:Tiktok:https://www.tiktok.com/@pmps_den?lang=enInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/pmps_den/Twitter:https://twitter.com/pmps_denYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKMX7tLwnQO7SnTbWRVLndwWhere you can follow Kenna: Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@senatorsmoakInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/senatorsmoak/Twitter: https://twitter.com/senatorsmoakWhere you can Follow Bale: Tiktok:https://www.tiktok.com/@grandmasterbaleTwitter:https://twitter.com/grandmasterbaleWhere you can follow Michelle: Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@michellelangg?lang=enInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/michelleeriin/Twitter: https://twitter.com/michellelangg_Where you can follow Us: Hereth: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@herethproductions?lang=enInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/herethproductions/?hl=enThey fly Now Podcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKREs318BsdKDVgq7TRvNBQChars TikTok https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMRadtMp2/https://www.instagram.com/thepodwanspod/https://twitter.com/podwanspodcasthttps://www.tiktok.com/@thepodwanspodcastStar Wars: The Clone Wars is available on Disney +

The Pest Posse live stream on June 6, 2022, had guests Greg Orr and Bill Robison from Smith Performance Sprayers in the house to discuss how to be a more efficient PMP. The pest control industry is changing along with the equipment so all PMPs need to understand how these changes are a good thing that can make them more efficient at their job. Learn more about Smith Performance Sprayers https://www.smithperformancesprayers.com/pest-control/index.php Buy The Pest Posse a cup of coffee to show that you appreciate the content that we are bringing you. Just go to www.buymeacoffee.com/pestposse to show your support one time or join our monthly membership. Your support will go a long way in helping us bring new content.

Story 19 from 'A Lifetime Doing Nothing' by Ian McCrorie. I am waiting for Thich Nhat Hanh to write a follow-up book, How to Listen, to address the proliferation of PMPs (personal music players). Many young people walk everywhere, earbudded to all the music ever created, oblivious to the sounds around them and within them. They drown out... narrated by Ian McCrorie 2022 3 minutes 59 seconds Listen to Streaming Audio Your browser does not support the audio element. Download Audio (2.4MB) Audio copyright, 2022 Pariyatti 'A Lifetime Doing Nothing' as a book and eBook can be found at https://store.pariyatti.org/a-lifetime-doing-nothing. More by Ian McCrorie. View more books and audio resources available in the Pariyatti bookstore.

Nanomedicine, an offshoot of nanotechnology, refers to highly specific medical intervention at the molecular scale for curing disease. A nanometer is one-billionth of a meter, too small to be seen with a conventional lab microscope. NanoMedicine technology inspired by platelet-derived microparticles (PMPs). PMPs, originally reported by Wolf in the 1960s as ‘platelet dust', these membrane fragments shed from activated platelets. The advantage of this type of delivery system is that are no detrimental side effects and the practitioners have the ability of a hyper-targeting system to get the drugs exactly where it is needed.This type of technology could also be utilized to accelerate regenerative therapies, such as those for the bone, vascular, heart, cartilage, bladder, and brain tissue that aims to restore, maintain or enhance tissues and hence organ functions. Various nanostructured polymers and metals (alloys) have been investigated for their bio (and cyto) compatibility properties that aim to restore, maintain or enhance tissues and hence organ functions.In this episode:Learn the basic dynamics of nanotechnologyThe Use of Hyper targeting using Platelet microparticles that will transfer their cargo to endothelial cells, macrophages, and neutrophilsHow it would be possible to use nanotechnology in regenerative therapiesThe synergy of photo-synthesisers & nanotechnology to enhance treatments for autoimmune and regenerative medicineThe role of free radicals in oxidation in controlling cancerWe are offering in-office and telephonic appointments! Call 208-338-8902!Schedule your Nutritional IV, telephonic, or in-office appointment here!Contact Us | 208-338-8902 | The Karlfeldt Center of Meridian, IdahoIntegrative Cancer Solutions was created to instill hope and empowerment. Other people have been where you are right now and have already done the research for you. Listen to their stories and journeys and apply what they learned to achieve similar outcomes as they have, cancer remission and an even more fullness of life than before the diagnosis. Guests will discuss what therapies, supplements, and practitioners they relied on to beat cancer. Once diagnosed, time is of the essence. This podcast will dramatically reduce your learning curve as you search for your own solution to cancer. For more information about products and services discussed in this podcast, please visit www.integrativecancersolutions.com. To learn more about the cutting-edge integrative cancer therapies Dr. Karlfeldt offer at his center, please visit www.TheKarlfeldtCenter.com.

SIGN UP FOR JIRA TRAINING EARLY BIRD: https://projectmanagementdoctor.com/jira Jira Software is an agile project management tool that supports any agile methodology, be it scrum, kanban, or your own unique flavor. From agile boards, backlogs, roadmaps, reports, to integrations and add-ons you can plan, track, and manage all your agile software development projects from a single tool. Pick a framework to see how Jira Software can help your team release higher quality software, faster. Want to learn more about agile and Jira, hit the link: https://projectmanagementdoctor.com/jira JIRA TRAINING: https://projectmanagementdoctor.com/jira/

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In this episode we will take a look at how many people have been certified as PM peas in the past one month. We will also examine previous months to see how the numbers all add up across all PMI certifications (PMP, PgMP, SP, RMP, ACP, DASM and others). I think I was in the first 250+ Thousand certified back in 2005! MAIN SITE: www.praizion.com Praizion Media specializes in project management education and professional development. Please visit: www.praizion.com for project management and PMP Exam training materials.

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Scotland's Pain Management Programmes (PMPs) and what support is available after graduating. This edition of Airing Pain has been funded by a grant from the Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland Self Management Fund  administered on behalf of the Scottish Government. What do you know about Pain Management Programmes (PMPs)? Do you know how they function? About the positive outcomes they have? Do you know if there are any PMPs near you? In this episode of Airing Pain we learn about PMPs and the communities and support networks that are being formed as a result. In collaboration with Health Unlocked and Alliance Health and Social Care Scotland, Pain Concern have created a small number of online forums designed for people who have graduated a PMP to stay connected and continue to support one another once the programme has ended. These forums are open only to PMP graduates. Not only can graduates communicate with one another on our Health Unlocked forums, they can also communicate with the healthcare professionals who delivered their PMP. For Pain Concern this is a preliminary experiment to determine whether forums like these are beneficial, and if we should create more! Paul Evans speaks to Health Unlocked moderator and PMP graduate Louise Cromie about all things Pain Management Programmes, how support networks can be pivotal in someone's pain journey and, of course, about our Health Unlocked forums. Issues covered in this programme include: pain management programmes, self-management, supporting one another in pain, pain community, pain education, the spoon theory, managing pain in a crisis, fatigue, burnout Time Stamps: 00:21 – Louise Cromie & Paul Evans discuss the origins of the Health Unlocked forums. 01:13 – Louise Cromie shares her own journey with chronic pain. 03:37 – When doctors tell you ‘there's nothing we can do' & the vital role specialist pain teams can play. 06:05 – Being believed & having your pain experience validated. 08:36 – A biopsychosocial approach to pain & how to break the cycle of doing too much on good days, then paying for it after. 11:02 – How to manage your pain in unforeseen circumstances. 12:44 – How do Pain Management Programmes (PMPs) help people in pain. 14:53 – The mask we wear when we're in pain & learning how to lower it. 20:43 – Helping those around you learn about pain & how to be supportive. 22:50 – How to continue coping once a Pain Management Programme ends. 25:14 – How did Pain Concern get involved in supporting PMP graduates? 27:08 – Louise Cromie on becoming a Health Unlocked forum moderator. Contributors:  Louise Cromie, current Moderator for the Health Unlocked Forum & graduate of a Pain Management Programme (PMP). More information:  Scottish National Residential Pain Management Programme Greater Glasgow & Clyde Pain Management Programme ‘The Spoon Theory' & other self-help resources from Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Pain Concern Health Unlocked Pain Management Programmes NHS

Life After the PMP Exam (Check-In) Remember if you need help and coaching after your PMP Exam to develop your career, you can seek 1-1 coaching and mentoring assistance via http://pmsucceed.com

Think late-night talk show meets ad tech. The twist: who knows, we might bring you in on the conversation. Our guest this week (all subject to change last minute, we're sorry to say): Shiv Gupta, Managing Partner at U of Digital Topics for discussion: - It is the pilot episode of this format, so maybe we just see if we remember to hit the record button. - PMPs in Aisle 3: Walmart now stocks a DSP? - Nielsen (not to be confused with Nelson) has been suspended by the MRC

Got any questions? Send them to: iamasuccess@praizion.com Toe Dip into PMBOK Guide Seventh Edition (Sense-Making Session) You can get the full video on YouTube with graphics here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVSBuoZatlM Several students are beginning to look into the PMBOK Guide 7th edition thinking that they are missing out. In order to help these students, I have put together training for the PMBOK Guide 7th edition to be used as cutover training for these students. Instead of going through the book for hours on end , those taking the exam can rapidly review this video and use it to augment knowledge already gained from reading the 6th edition, the agile practice guide, the scrum guide and other documentation. All the best on the exam! DOWNLOAD PMBOK GUIDE 7TH EDITION HERE: https://www.pmi.org/pmbok-guide-stand... (You must log in as PMI member first) # Learn what is new in the PMBOK Guide in a lot of detail! # Know how to navigate the PMBOK Guide 7th Edition and know what changed. # Use it to augment existing methods. # Train your PMO on what is new ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Being a PMP should one ignore future PMBOK Guide editions? One could, but to me, its my professional responsibility, first about being able to help people make sense out of the Guide and to know what is new. Those PMP certified are leaders who need to be able to speak to those very questions you talk about even if they are not teaching PMP courses formally. When a new PMBOK Guide comes out, people are seeking direction from us certified PMPs and trying to navigate it. Instead of spending 10 hours reading the book immediately, discussions like this help understand what is new so we can explain the ins and outs to beginners. Many new PMPs are in leadership positions and their management expects them to be able to guide and explain to others what is new. So it is less about you as an individual and more about them. Without the 7th edition we could still ace projects! There is a ton of new information in the 7th edition and although its going on 2 decades, there is stuff in there new to me and others despite having read so many of PMI's standards. MAIN SITE: www.praizion.com Praizion Media specializes in project management education and professional development. Please visit: www.praizion.com for project management and PMP Exam training materials.

As the 7th Edition of the PMBOK Guide has been made available from 1 August, 2021, Dave gives his thoughts about how the guide can be useful to project professionals, and also anyone working on projects. Dave describes what has changed, and also what those preparing for the PMP exam should expect with the new Exam Content Outline and the new edition of the PMBOK Guide. You can visit Project Management Guerrillas on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/guerrilla-project-management

The Logic and Reasoning explained in this video can be found in this image: https://tinyurl.com/pmbok7pentagon PMBOK Guide 7th Ed....One of the MOST POLARIZING publications from Project Management Institute. How should one think about the SEVENTH EDITION and use it alongside the SIXTH EDITION and the AGILE PRACTICE GUIDE? This video lends some ideas and my unique perspectives using the contraption I call "Process Group Pentagon" ⬠ ⭓ ⭔ ⬟ https://youtu.be/q1UFc65F510 #projectmanagement #agile #changemanagement #pmbok7 #pmbokguide #pmbokguide7thedition Many are confused about how to use the 6th and 7th addition! Have knowledge areas gone away? Have process groups gone away? How should we think about this? This webinar will answer all those questions and more. DOWNLOAD PMBOK GUIDE 7TH EDITION HERE: https://www.pmi.org/pmbok-guide-standards/foundational/pmbok... (You must log in as PMI member first) # Learn what is new in the PMBOK Guide in a lot of detail! # Know how to navigate the PMBOK Guide 7th Edition and know what changed. # Use it to augment existing methods. # Train your PMO on what is new ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Being a PMP should one ignore future PMBOK Guide editions? One could, but to me, its my professional responsibility, first about being able to help people make sense out of the Guide and to know what is new. Those PMP certified are leaders who need to be able to speak to those very questions you talk about even if they are not teaching PMP courses formally. When a new PMBOK Guide comes out, people are seeking direction from us certified PMPs and trying to navigate it. Instead of spending 10 hours reading the book immediately, discussions like this help understand what is new so we can explain the ins and outs to beginners. Many new PMPs are in leadership positions and their management expects them to be able to guide and explain to others what is new. So it is less about you as an individual and more about them. Without the 7th edition we could still ace projects! There is a ton of new information in the 7th edition and although its going on 2 decades, there is stuff in there new to me and others despite having read so many of PMI's standards. MAIN SITE: www.praizion.com Praizion Media specializes in project management education and professional development. Please visit: www.praizion.com for project management and PMP Exam training materials.

Pesticide Application vs Pest Control. What is the difference and why should PMPs care about this? In this podcast, we have a special guest Dini Miller, Professor / Urban Pest Management at Virginia Tech, to discuss how Pesticide Application and Pest Control are different and why PMPs need to educate their multi-unit housing customers about this. Please consider joining us in our exclusive community on Patreon. Joining and supporting us on Patreon will go a long way in helping us bring new content to you every week. Please join at https://www.patreon.com/thepestposse Learn more about The Pest Posse in-depth online training, Pest Posse Academy, at https://www.pestposseacademy.com/ Support The Pest Posse by purchasing a T-Shirt or other swag at our general store https://teespring.com/stores/pest-posse-general-store Check out The Pest Posse Stampede Podcast today which provides some different content from us at https://soundcloud.com/thepestposse

Syngenta's Marshall Gaster and Dave Ravel discuss what's driving chemical price increases and how planning ahead and other tactics can help alleviate the challenges for pest and lawn operators.

In this episode we have two guests from Australia. We have Erin Oldenhof who is a doctor of psychology (clinical) candidate, at the School of Psychology, Deakin University, Geelong and a benzodiazepine counsellor in Melbourne. We are also joined by Dr Petra Staiger who is an associate professor, School of Psychology, Deakin University. Paper: Role of the prescriber in supporting patients to discontinue benzodiazepines: a qualitative study https://doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2020.1062 (https://doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2020.1062) The introduction of prescription monitoring programmes (PMPs) has highlighted the need for increased support and guidance to ensure GPs improve on current deprescribing practice. This study revealed the importance of GPs understanding how to empower patients through patient-centred care, to foster a willingness to try reducing, build motivation, and promote confidence in the patients' ability to reduce. By understanding the patient experience with their prescriber involved in long-term BZD use, this study advances current knowledge of the ‘patient-centredness' of deprescribing interventions and offers GPs clearer guidance on how to deliver these strategies effectively.

Do you still have questions about the Director of Operation Certification program? Want to hear from students who have gone through the program and get their insights and experiences?   Today, some of my trusted peers, Rachel Pereyra, Ange Quinn, and Teresa Cleveland, are sharing some of the questions they get asked about the certification. They are all Certified Directors of Operations (DOO) who have come through the program at different times.    In our Facebook group, these are the ladies who are active, provide people with answers, and they want to help answer questions that you have and address the things that may be preventing you from joining the program. Questions Answered by Certified DOOs Ange Quinn joined the DOO certification program in Round 6. She had a corporate background but struggled to find where she could build an attainable business online. Find Ange at her website here. Teresa Cleveland spends so much time pouring into people who have questions about the DOO program. She came through the program in Round 2, and you can find her at The Purposeful CEO. She has worked online for the last 12 years.  Rachel Pereyra is the CEO and founder of Mastermind Business Services. She is currently in Round 7, and has had a transformative experience in the program. She feels that one of the biggest selling points of the program is the community because it has changed everything about the way she thinks about her own business, and has expanded her impact.  How can I use my corporate skills to start an online business? Ange: I speak with a lot of ladies who have a lot of skills and certifications, and they wonder how this certification will help them above project management training, PMPs or other training that they have already gone through.    This program up-levels your skill set in a variety of areas, and it also helps you grow your own business by applying these same skills. You can hone in on the specific areas you are interested in, and create a business that is suited to your strengths.   How does this program stack up against others? Teresa: This program is incredible because of what Natalie pours into it. She is so in tune with the community, and her desire for our success is unmatched. The community she has cultivated is a group of trusted peers who are brilliant and willing to share with each other.    “By attracting and vetting people in their leadership capabilities, we resist that friction of competition and start to see everybody as peers and partners.” - Natalie Gingrich   Ange: Natalie doesn’t want it to be ‘The Natalie Show’... she allows others to add their value, which allows us to grow in leadership. How can I translate my corporate expertise to online business? Teresa: I talk to people who have had terrible corporate experiences, but by working the program, women can see how they want to apply their skills. The culture of the program is so important because it allows people to see how they can still do what they love, and helps them practically apply it to their business model.   What’s the point of the application process? Teresa: The application process isn’t just a marketing ploy … I actually know people who haven’t gotten in.    Natalie: I truly want to make sure that the right people are getting in. If you are going to share your hard earned dollars with me, I want to make sure that I see your potential, and that your working with me is going to generate revenue for you. I’m super proud to say that in our Round 6 cohort, 96% of the participants have gotten a 100% return in 6 months.    Rachel: When I talk to people about the application process, I tell people that they want to be in a program that doesn’t accept everyone because you want to make sure that the program is something that is right for you. The people who are accepted are vetted and invested in this type of work.    How long until I make money? Teresa: You can make your money back if you just take what you learn in the first module and apply it. I want to pay for the program up front, so I need to get one more client. Is this a good idea? Ange: I was 3 months into the program, when I realized that while I could help the clients I was already working with, they weren’t really my ideal clients.    Rachel: The price tag was one of my struggles because I was fairly new in the online space, fresh off my transition from corporate. As I went through the program, I up-leveled some clients, lovingly let go of some clients, and found new clients that see me in a different light.    Teresa: It also helps you say no to those wrong fits instead of keeping them on, which is empowering.  What difference has the certification made? Teresa: We are bringing “the goods.”  I rarely mention the certification to clients, they just know by the way I’m showing up that there is something different. Our skill level is making a difference in the businesses we help.   Rachel: I parted ways with a client just before starting the program, and we recently reconnected. She has told me the difference she sees in my skill level and the way I am presenting myself, and she is now sending me referrals!   Ange: The structure is key. I had the knowledge from past experiences, but in a different realm.  I could see all the things I could do to help these clients but I didn’t know what steps to take first. This program gives you clarity on how to use your skills.   Is the material relevant?  Teresa: The material helps up-level your business, and I've seen so much added to the program through the iterations. After 12 years online I am still learning things here, and a lot of it has to do with the structure it provides.    “I've never once heard anyone say that they regretted doing the certification, they just wish they would have done it sooner.” - Teresa Cleveland If you like what you heard today and think this program is for you, don’t hesitate to apply!   Weekly Ops Activity What question do you have that wasn’t addressed in this episode? Ask your question in the Facebook group and Team DOO will answer! Other Ways to Connect with Me: Website Private Facebook Community Facebook Page Instagram This episode was first published at theopsauthority.com/podcast/episode90.

Do you know the history of International Project Management Day? How do you describe your career as a Project Manager? Have you ever sung the Project Management Blues? In this episode Frank Saladis PMI Fellow and the Father of International Project Management Day shares his story and the many lessons learned during his long storied career.Frank chats with PMO Joe about the origins of IPM Day and how it has progressed over the years. Frank shares this thoughts and backstory for the books and articles he has written. We also hear the humorous story behind The Project Management Blues, a song Frank has recorded. Frank has been involved with PMI for several years and has run the NYC chapter for years. He was one of the early PMPs and has vast experience to help individual PMs be technically credible while not being a domain expert. Listen to the full episode to hear more of our discussion about project management careers, positive leadership, organizational change management, and life in New York City during the covid pandemic.Visit Frank Saladis - https://www.linkedin.com/in/frank-saladis-pmp-pmi-fellow-4aa226/Subscribe to Project Management Office Hours to play all prior episodes and upcoming guests by visiting www.projectmanagementofficehours.com.​Thanks to our sponsors The PMO Squad and The PMO Leader. Learn more about The PMO Squad visit www.thepmosquad.comLearn more about The PMO Leader visit www.thepmoleader.com

The following passage from the American Cancer Society's Website:“After having breast cancer surgery, some patients have problems with nerve (neuropathic) pain in the chest wall, armpit, and/or arm that doesn't go away over time. This is called post-mastectomy pain syndrome (PMPS) because it was first noticed in women who had mastectomies, but it can also happen after other types of breast-conserving surgery (such as a lumpectomy). Another similar condition which actually occurs in the breast is a condition known as “Phantom Breast Syndrome” or (PBS). PBS is a condition in which patients have a sensation of residual breast tissue and can include both non-painful sensations as well as phantom breast pain. Patients with PBS may experience pain, discomfort, itching, pins and needles sensations, tingling, pressure, burning, or throbbing. The syndrome can start anytime following surgery, even years later. Incidence statistics vary across different studies, ranging from approximately 30% to as high as 80% of patients after mastectomy. It seriously affects quality of life due to the impact of the physical disability and emotional stress. Support the show

Pest Management Professional magazine's Marty Whitford and Diane Sofranec join Dan and Donnie to discuss their recently published industry data report. They cover how the year is shaping up for PMPs, COVID-19 impacts, opportunities for 2021 and more.

In this week's episode of the Spine & Nerve podcast Dr. Nicolas Karvelas and Dr. Brian Joves want to stay pink past October- they are continuing breast cancer awareness month and discussing one of the overlapping diagnoses: Post-Mastectomy Pain Syndrome (PMPS).     Breast cancer is the most frequently diagnosed life threatening cancer in women.  There are many different approaches to the treatment of breast cancer, and surgical resection often plays an important role in the management. One potential complication after surgical resection is chronic pain, specifically referred to as PMPS.  The definition of PMPS according to the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) is: persistent pain soon after mastectomy/lumpectomy affecting the anterior thorax, axilla, and/or medial arm; typically described as burning, stabbing, pulling sensation.   PMPS is a growing concern, and epidemiologic studies demonstrate that it can affect 20-68% of breast cancers after surgical intervention.  Risk factors for development of PMPS include: younger age (35 years old or younger), type of surgery (total mastectomy and axillary lymph node dissection having increased risk), prior history of chronic pain.   The treatment of PMPS, similar to other chronic neuropathic disease processes, is challenging.  As always it is important to think about the treatment algorithm: -lifestyle modifications (including diet, exercise, weight optimization (especially considering BMI can be a risk factor for PMPS)) -physical therapy (including desensitization techniques) -medications (including topical medications, and potentially compounded topical meds) -procedures (including the Erector Spinae Block) -minimally invasive surgical techniques (including Peripheral Nerve Stimulation and Dorsal Column Spinal Cord Stimulation) -and stay vigilant for monitoring for recurrence / progression of the cancer itself This podcast is for information and educational purposes only, it is not meant to be medical or career advice. If anything discussed may pertain to you, please seek council with your healthcare provider. The views expressed are those of the individuals expressing them, the may not represent the views of Spine & Nerve. Neuropathic pain podcast episode: https://anchor.fm/spine/episodes/Narcissistic-nerves---what-exactly-is-peripheral-neuropathy-and-why-you-should-care-e4njhf References: 1. Gong, Youwei MM; Tan, Qixing MD; Qin, Qinghong MD; Wei, Changyuan PhD. Prevalence of postmastectomy pain syndrome and associated risk factors, Medicine: May 15, 2020 - Volume 99 - Issue 20. 2. Mainkar, O., Sollo, C.A., Chen, G., Legler, A. and Gulati, A. (2020), Pilot Study in Temporary Peripheral Nerve Stimulation in Oncologic Pain. Neuromodulation: Technology at the Neural Interface, 23: 819-826.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.10.09.331710v1?rss=1 Authors: Xu, R., Boreland, A. J., Li, X., Erickson, C., Jin, M., Atkins, C., Pang, Z., Daniels, B. P., Jiang, P. Abstract: Microglia, as the brain-resident macrophages, play critical roles in brain development, homeostasis, and disease. Microglia in animal models cannot accurately model the properties of human microglia, because there are due to notable transcriptomic and functional differences between human and other animal microglia at transcriptomic and functional levels. Efficient generation of microglia from human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs) provides unprecedented opportunities to study the function and behavior of human microglia. Particularly, incorporating hPSCs-derived microglia into brain organoids facilitates their development in a 3-dimensional context, mimicking the brain environment. However, an optimized method that integrates an appropriate amount of microglia into brain organoids at a proper time point, similar to what is seen in vivo, is still needed. Here, we report the development of a new brain region-specific, microglia-containing organoid model by co-culturing hPSCs-derived primitive neural progenitor cells (pNPCs) and primitive macrophage progenitors (PMPs). In these organoids, hPSCs-derived pNPCs and PMPs interact with each other and develop into functional neurons, astroglia, and microglia, respectively. Importantly, the numbers of human microglia population in the organoids can be controlled, resulting in a cell type at a ratio similar to that seen in the human brain. Importantly, uUsing super-resolution microscopy, we demonstrate that these human microglia are able to phagocytize neural progenitor cells (NPCs) and dead cells, as well as to prune synapses at different developmental stages of the organoids. Furthermore, these human microglia respond to Zika virus infection in of the organoids, as indicated by exhibiting amoeboid-like morphology, an increased expression of gene transcripts encoding inflammatory cytokines, and excessive pruning of synaptic materials. ThusTogether, our findings establish a new microglia-containing brain organoid model that will serve to study human microglial function in a variety of neurological disorders. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

I am sharing EXACTLY how every 7-Day Accelerator student does on the PMP exam.   We are on a quest to get 500 students their PMPs by year end. We will share the actual results EVERY WEEK. Total Accelerator Pass Rate:  61 passes out of 63 attempts (96.83%) Aug 10 - 17, 2020: 12 passes of out 13 attempts Aug 3 - 9, 2020:  12 passes out of 12 attempts Previous Progress:  37 passes out of 38 attempts

In this podcast, we have an exclusive interview with Ryan Neff the Technical Specialist, Western Region at MGK who will be talking with Culley about Sumari a new product from MGK. Sumari Insecticide provides fast-acting and long-lasting residual control of ants and a broad spectrum of other insects. This brand-new, all-in-one solution boosts productivity and gives you more control to get it right the first time. Designed and developed specifically with PMPs' needs in mind, only Sumari brings together the features critical for improved ant control, helping reduce overall costs and call-backs. Features & Benefits of Sumari For use indoors and outdoors, including outdoor broadcast Provides 90-day residual control (see label) Kills and controls ants including multi-queen species Contains proven NyGuard® IGR insect growth regulator No signal word Convenient all-in-one product Kills a wide variety of labeled pests Learn more about Sumari https://www.mgk.com/product/sumari-insecticide/ Learn more about The Pest Posse in-depth online training, Pest Posse Academy at www.pestposseacademy.com/ Support The Pest Posse by purchasing a great shirt or other items at our online General Store https://www.teespring.com/stores/pest-posse-general-store

As firms start to reopen office buildings and other facilities, they will have to develop detailed pandemic management protocols (PMPs) before they can safely ask their employees, customers, and others to return. Jinan Budge, Principal Analyst, Forrester shares some considerations when writing up the PMPs and what happens when the risks are not managed.

Christian Krause ist Head of PMPS der mfi Shopping Center Management GmbH, die Teil der Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Group ist. Im Podcast spricht er zunächst über die Auswirkungen der digitalen Transformation auf den Betrieb eines Shopping Centers und die Pilotprojekte, die hier bereits angeschoben wurden. Im zweiten Teil wird ein innovatives Lehr-/Lernformat vorgestellt, das die mfi mit der Westfälische Hochschule in Gelsenkrichen konzipiert hat und im kommenden Sommersemester mit einer Gruppe von 30 FM-Studierenden pilothaft umsetzen wird. Dieses Modul beinhaltet als Startpunkt für einen semesterbegleitenden Lernprozess eine Schnitzeljagd durch das Center Palais Vest in Recklinghausen. Innovative Hochschuldidaktik in Shoppingcentern von morgen.

It has been 10 years since Jesse Fewell and I became Certified Scrum Trainers. We both came to it from backgrounds deeply rooted in traditional project management. We were both PMPs, which was something like a scarlet letter in the Agile community. Ten years… things have changed. In this episode of The Reluctant Agilist, Jesse Fewell and I close out 2019 with a retrospective of sorts, looking back at how things have evolved from a time where Agile and traditional project management were considered to be opposite approaches, to a place where practitioners are starting to understand how to use both for the benefit of our customers and clients. Jesse and I also look forward and share our opinions on where things are headed and what traditional and/or agile project managers need to focus on in order to stay relevant in the job market over the coming years. Happy New Year! And thank you for listening! Contacting Jesse Fewell Web: http://jessefewell.com/ 
Twitter: http://twitter.com/jessefewell
 LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jessefewell/ YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/jessefewell

Trayce (@TrixieCanuck) and Adam (@ItsAdamCanuck)host the 3rd ANNUAL INFORMERCIAL for PANIC MOON PRODUCTIONS' THIRD ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PAGEANT AND NON-DENOMINATIONAL HOLIDAY SPECTACULAR! Recorded at their dining room table on November 30th, 2017. They each drank vanilla chai tea.

This week Pardon My Poodle dives head first into the NFL (#fightnight), the Animal Kingdom Takeover, PMPs proud to announce we have a new member, The MLB Impeachment, JJ does a tiny bit of bitching, and as always.............PARDON MY PINT!!!!!

Primer podcast de QuinzePM (www.quinzepm.com) para ayudar a los futuros PMPs a lograr su certificación. Links de Interés: Sitio oficial del PMI: www.pmi.org Handbook de la certificación: https://www.pmi.org/-/media/pmi/documents/public/pdf/certifications/project-management-professional-handbook.pdf Sitio oficial de QuinzePM: www.quinzepm.com Gracias a Josepth McDade (https://josephmcdade.com) por la musica que complementa este capitulo. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tyler is joined by Allen and Sarah this week as they discuss the war for streaming video, the future of PMPs, and how Google is no longer supporting no-index directive in robots.txt files. They also talk about Wednesday's social media blackout, and how breaking up big tech was a hot topic during last week's Democratic primary debate.

In this episode we talked about re-creating yourself, becoming a leader and the qualities needed to be a great one with our very respected guest, Tom Deierlein. We also discussed Tom's amazing journey through military and giving back.  Please visit Tom's foundation - http://tdfoundation.org/ Bio - Tom Deierlein, a 1989 graduate of West Point, is a successful serial entrepreneur, Airborne Ranger, Wounded Warrior and angel investor. He is passionate about leader development, business ethics, sales, overcoming adversity, and helping others less fortunate both locally and globally. Tom was recently named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of The Year, Greater Washington and is the co-founder and current CEO of ThunderCat Technology a systems integrator that specializes in data center solutions for the Federal government. A Bronze Star and Purple Heart recipient, Tom is a retired U.S. Army Major and Operation Iraqi Freedom Vet. In September 2006, he was shot by a sniper and critically wounded. He has been quoted and featured in Forbes, The New York Times, NBC Nightly News, PARADE, FOX News, and MSNBC.com. In the Fall of 2006 he co-founded the TD Foundation which provides aid to children of wounded warriors and fallen heroes.  He is a facilitator with Academy Leadership and conduct workshops that generate 36 PDU's for PMPs. Tom earned a Masters of Science in Systems Management from the University of Southern California in 1993 and an MBA from NYU Stern School of Business in 2000. 

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ANDY CROWE ● BILL YATES ● NICK WALKER ● JOHN STENBECK NICK WALKER: Welcome to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers. It's an opportunity to meet and discuss what matters to you in the world of project management. Whether you are already a professional project manager or working toward certification in the field, our goal is to help you along the way. And we do that by keeping you up to date on the latest developments in the field, as well as hearing some real life stories from those who are making a difference in the industry. I'm your host, Nick Walker. And with me are two guys who make this all happen. They are our resident experts, Andy Crowe and Bill Yates. They have the experience of seeing project management from all angles, and they want you to benefit from their experience. Here we are again, guys. How's it going? ANDY CROWE: We're off to a good start, Nick. And I'm very excited about this particular podcast. We've got a good friend in the studio, as well. NICK WALKER: Yes. He is a heavy hitter, you might say. John Stenbeck is the president of Gr8pm, spelled G-R-8-P-M. He's the author of three books. He's a sought-after keynote speaker. He's been a guest on “Good Morning America,” “The Today Show,” “The Oprah Winfrey Show.” He's been featured on the front page of the Los Angeles Times. And just when we thought he couldn't reach any higher, he's a guest now here on Manage This. ANDY CROWE: All that, John, led you to this point. NICK WALKER: Okay. Andy, I know one of the reasons you're excited about having John with us is that his most recent book, John's recent book the “Agile Almanac” has been ranked the No. 1 bestseller in Agile's project management on Amazon.com, and No. 2 bestseller in project management overall, second only to the PMBOK Guide itself. ANDY CROWE: Excellent. And I got a chance to read the “Agile Almanac” before it was released. John was kind enough to share some of that with me. So great resource, a really, really good book. NICK WALKER: Now, John, I don't think you're going to be insulted when I tell you Bill here has described you as a “PMBOK nerd,” okay? But I think you're in good company. JOHN STENBECK: Fair enough. BILL YATES: Fair enough. Okay, good. NICK WALKER: He says that about himself, as well. BILL YATES: Yeah, I threw myself in the category. So that – don't know whether that's a good thing or a bad thing. But here we are as PMBOK nerds. JOHN STENBECK: Probably all of the listeners are going to count themselves pretty close to that category, too; you know? BILL YATES: That's true. NICK WALKER: Well, you know, in past podcasts, we have talked a lot about Agile practices. And now that they're going to be in the PMBOK Guide, just give us an indication of how that's changing the world of project management. JOHN STENBECK: Well, you know, I think one of the big considerations is that it hasn't been since 1997, so we're talking 20 years since the last time something this magnitude happened with the PMBOK. Twenty years ago it was theory of constraints, Eliyahu Goldratt. There's nobody, you know, there's none of us PMBOK nerds who don't embrace that content that was added to the PMBOK back then. And I think that what we're going to see is a lot of this happening as the new edition of the PMBOK comes out. The funniest part of the whole thing for me is the number of PMPs who think they don't do Agile. In fact, you know, if you think back to the first time – and this may be too long ago for some of us. But the very first time you opened the PMBOK Guide, and you looked at it, and you said this is exactly how we talk now, right, that is just laughable. None of us talked that way before we learned the vocabulary. We behaved as project managers, we executed as project managers, but we didn't have that core vocabulary. So I think Agile's going to give us some richness, some additional vocabulary.

Paul shares his wealth of knowledge on bed bugs with you and answers such topics as: What are PMPs spending too much time worrying about in regards to bed bug work? What are PMPs spending too little time worrying about? pyrethroid vs non-pyrethroid applications. When to apply liquid treatments in conjunction with a heat-treatment.