More free project management content available on PM World Library website

Oct. 9, 2014 - PRLog -- Dallas, London, Sydney – PM World has announced a change in policy for freely accessing files on the www.pmworldlibrary.net website.  Effective immediately, all author showcase pages and most recent papers, articles and book reviews can be accessed and read for free, without member registration or login.

Each month, all articles, papers and book reviews published in the PM World Journal are added to the PM World Library.  Occasionally new works are also added directly to the library.  New authors have new author showcase pages created and added to the library; all works are then accessible in three ways – directly from each author’s showcase page, from the listing of most recent works on the home page, and through the PM World Collection.

The PM World Collection (http://pmworldlibrary.net/pm-world-collection/) provides searchable access to all works published in the PM World Journal since August 2012, now totaling around 1,000 articles, papers and other works related to program and project management.  Members must be logged in to access articles and papers that have been in the library for more than 30 days.

According to library director and journal editor David Pells, “Access to everything on the library home page is now freely available to all visitors.  Library visitors can read breaking news articles, and 30 or more new articles and papers by authors from around the PM world. Hopefully this will make the library website both more accessible and more useful to all readers.”

The PM World Library (PMWL) is a global resource for continuous learning in portfolio, program and project management (P/PM).  The PMWL is produced and maintained by PM World that also publishes the monthly PM World Journal (PMWJ), a web-based monthly publication featuring dozens of articles, papers and news stories about projects and project management around the world.  To see the latest edition of the PMWJ, visit www.pmworldjournal.net; to learn more, visit www.pmworldlibrary.net.