It was great! I think the (Best Practices in Project Management) course is well organized and easy to understand. It covers not only basic principles, components, and procedures but also helpful tips when I actually exercise what I learned. The templates are also concise and elegant. They are simple and well designed. I’ll utilize them when I launch the project of increasing capacity of bottling. I knew some of the PM tools, such as the network diagram, but my knowledge was partial and didn't cover the entire area of Project Management. Now I've got what I need to do all my project management and learned how to use the tools.

Aki Sakiyama, Senior Manager, Operations
Four Roses Bourbon

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