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ProjectSmart launched in April 2000 to offer easy access to information about project management. The website aims to provide free, high-quality, ethical content in an accessible form while encouraging an open discussion.
Unlike some other project management websites, we don't publish everything we can find on the subject regardless of quality. We quality check all articles and only post them if they give a helpful insight into the project management profession. You won't find any advertisements thinly disguised as articles or advertorials to waste your time.
No, copyright law protects the material on this website. You may not sell or publish the material in any form without written permission from the content owner. You may read, print and download it for private use. Use for dissertations and essays does not need specific permission, as long as you use applicable copyright and website source.
In general, teachers, trainers and lecturers may use or adapt content for educational purposes. We request you to show the relevant copyright and website source.
No, we do not accept guest posts and prefer to approach the people that write for us. Similarly, we do not accept requests for links to infographics, guides or other content. We will not respond to these requests and are aware many are automated bot requests.
We use British English throughout the website. Often British English spellings differ from American English. If you find a genuine spelling error, please contact us to correct it. For more information about the differences between British English and American English spelling, visit the Oxford International English Schools website.
The Project Management Institute www.pmi.org certifies project managers who lead and direct project teams as professionals or PMPs.
Try our project management forum, where you can ask questions, get advice from other people and share your experience. You will need to register before you can post a message. Moderators oversee the forums to prevent the posting of spam and undesirable content. For more information, visit our forum help page.