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AIPM Project Management Links Page
Of the hundreds of Project Management-related sites and links on the web, unfortunately very few are easy to navigate, contain good content, are current, or are even maintained anymore!
This selection of some of the more reliable Project Management sites does not claim to be exhaustive, but each site or link has met the criteria above in order to be included here. This page will evolve with time (especially with your contributions!).
This listing is provided as information only, and does not constitute an endorsement by the webmaster or AIPM of these sites, nor of any products, services or advertisers featured on them. AIPM is not responsible for any content that they contain. See the AIPM Disclaimer. Link Category
International Project Management Organisations
Global
Asia Pacific
Europe
Americas Africa NB Links are for English language sites only at this stage... Useful Project Management Sites
Standards
(SAI) Back to top Useful Journals, Newsletters and DownloadsProject Management Journals
Hot Topics In Project ManagementGateway Reviews
Earned Schedule Management (ESM)http://www.earnedschedule.com/Home.shtml - Earned Value Management (EVM) is a management system, integrating in cost …schedule …and technical performance. EVM measures schedule performance not in units of time, but rather in cost, i.e. dollars. PRINCE2
Knowledge Management
Chaos and Complexity Theory, Cynefin
Program Management
Your Project Management
These headings reflect the general "subject" breakdown of AIPM members. It is planned to create a separate page for each, where relevant specific resources relevant to PM can be gathered. These pages are still under construction and will need your contributions! Project Management BooksMulti-Industry Listings
Engineering and Construction
IT, Software & PRINCE2
A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) (Project Management Institute)
Program Management There are now a few sites with Programme/Program Management books on the web - also have a search around!
AIPM provides this listing of Project Management Book Suppliers to assist our members and interested others to identify what books on the profession are currently available. It is up to the individual to determine if and how they wish to obtain these books - by approaching a local book shop with details and ordering them, or purchasing them online. AIPM does not endorse any suppliers, publishers or titles. Project Management Salary SurveysAIPM has produced salary surveys in 2008, 2007 and 2005. Please contact the IRC Manager to request these. Publically available are our 2002 Salary Survey and an Employment Survey, and a Fees Survey in 2000. The Hays Salary Survey has now been released. The survey is compiled from information collected from 42 locations throughout Australia and New Zealand and from the results of a questionnaire that has been completed by over 1700 clients. Areas of primary interest to Project Managers are: Construction | Engineering | Property - Click here Historic Construction, Engineering
Information Technology
All Industries
Templates for Project Management on the Web
Contracts
AIPM does not yet provide in-house templates for members - this selection is considered an interim measure.... NB Download times will vary for these, but they are all free. Sites that charge nominal fees for templates or downloads are numerous but have not been included. Project Management SoftwareGood overviews of Project Management software packages available:
Reviews of PM Software: Please Note: AIPM does not endorse any software supplier or software system. These links are to provide members with a collection of accessible information to help them make their own decisions. If you can add to these Project Management software links, please email the IRC Manager at rtucker@aipm.com.au Project Management Glossaries
Australian Tenders
PM Humour
Do you have any good Project Management links to add to this page, any dead links to report, or suggestions for new categories?Yes? Send them to the IRC Manager Rob Tucker. Click to submit a link for consideration |