![The Evolution of Project Management [Infographic]](https://blog.hubspot.com/hubfs/00-Blog_Thinkstock_Images/project-management-evolution.png?t=1482359542743)
The roots of project management date back thousands of years to the creation of mega projects such as the Giza Pyramids and the Colosseum.
Although the term “project management” wasn’t coined until the 1950s, projects from more than 4,500 years ago were delivered with the same systematic approach that characterizes today’s projects.
![The Evolution of Project Management [Infographic]](https://blog.hubspot.com/hubfs/00-Blog_Thinkstock_Images/project-management-evolution.png?t=1482275920733)
The roots of project management date back thousands of years to the creation of mega projects such as the Giza Pyramids and the Colosseum.
Although the term “project management” wasn’t coined until the 1950s, projects from more than 4,500 years ago were delivered with the same systematic approach that characterizes today’s projects.
![The Evolution of Project Management [Infographic]](https://blog.hubspot.com/hubfs/00-Blog_Thinkstock_Images/project-management-evolution.png?t=1482228413067)
The roots of project management date back thousands of years to the creation of mega projects such as the Giza Pyramids and the Colosseum.
Although the term “project management” wasn’t coined until the 1950s, projects from more than 4,500 years ago were delivered with the same systematic approach that characterizes today’s projects.
A great storyteller once said, “brevity is the soul of wit.” And although William Shakespeare wasn’t alive for the invention of video, we think he would agree with our marketing spin: “Brevity is the soul of video content.”
Video content has exploded on social media: Videos are watched by 82% of Twitter users, and 100 million hours of video are watched on Facebook every day.
A great storyteller once said, “brevity is the soul of wit.” And although William Shakespeare wasn’t alive for the invention of video, we think he would agree with our marketing spin: “Brevity is the soul of video content.”
Video content has exploded on social media: Videos are watched by 82% of Twitter users, and 100 million hours of video are watched on Facebook every day.
A great storyteller once said, “brevity is the soul of wit.” And although William Shakespeare wasn’t alive for the invention of video, we think he would agree with our marketing spin: “Brevity is the soul of video content.”
Video content has exploded on social media: Videos are watched by 82% of Twitter users, and 100 million hours of video are watched on Facebook every day.
A great storyteller once said, “brevity is the soul of wit.” And although William Shakespeare wasn’t alive for the invention of video, we think he would agree with our marketing spin: “Brevity is the soul of video content.”
Video content has exploded on social media: Videos are watched by 82% of Twitter users, and 100 million hours of video are watched on Facebook every day.
A great storyteller once said, “brevity is the soul of wit.” And although William Shakespeare wasn’t alive for the invention of video, we think he would agree with our marketing spin: “Brevity is the soul of video content.”
Video content has exploded on social media: Videos are watched by 82% of Twitter users, and 100 million hours of video are watched on Facebook every day.
It’s almost the end of the year — which means marketing leaders everywhere are in the throes of getting organized for a fresh and successful new year.
You’re setting goals, managing your budget, reading up on how inbound marketing is changing, and figuring out which positions you can hire for. What’s more, you’re finding yourself creating a whole bunch of PowerPoint presentations to package this information nicely for your team, your managers, and other key stakeholders.
It’s almost the end of the year — which means marketing leaders everywhere are in the throes of getting organized for a fresh and successful new year.
You’re setting goals, managing your budget, reading up on how inbound marketing is changing, and figuring out which positions you can hire for. What’s more, you’re finding yourself creating a whole bunch of PowerPoint presentations to package this information nicely for your team, your managers, and other key stakeholders.
