Project Smart ~ Exploring trends and developments in project management today
Project Smart launched in as a way to offer easy access to information about the project management profession and has grown from there.
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| BRITISH | AMERICAN |
|---|---|
| Organisation | Organization |
| Realise | Realize |
| Centre | Center |
| Behaviour | Behavior |
| Labour | Labor |
| Analyse | Analyze |
For more information about the differences between British English and American English spelling visit Oxford Dictionaries
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