PMP
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What is PMP?
PMP, which can stand for Private Marketplace, is a programmatic advertising strategy where publishers offer their ad inventory to selected advertisers through private auctions or direct deals. This allows advertisers to access premium inventory and gain more control over where their ads appear, while publishers can maintain higher CPMs and build stronger relationships with advertisers.
What other technologies are related to PMP?
PMP Competitor Technologies
PRINCE2
PRINCE2 is a structured project management methodology, like PMP, and thus a competitor.
Prince 2
Duplicate entry of PRINCE2. PRINCE2 is a structured project management methodology, like PMP, and thus a competitor.
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PMP Complementary Technologies
Lean Kaizen
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Lean Kaizen focuses on continuous improvement, which can be used to optimize project processes managed using PMP.
ITIL
ITIL focuses on IT service management, which complements PMP by providing a framework for managing IT projects.
PMI-ACP
PMI-ACP focuses on agile project management, and complements PMP which provides a broader understanding of project management methodologies.
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Which job functions commonly mention PMP?
Information Security Engineer
0.2% of all Information Security Engineer jobs mention PMP
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Security Engineer
0.1% of all Security Engineer jobs mention PMP
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Program Manager
0.1% of all Program Manager jobs mention PMP
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Information Technology
643 Information Technology jobs mention PMP
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Operations
1981 Operations jobs mention PMP
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