What are the top three frameworks that are important to have expertise in your supported teams? If another framework or community of practice share in the comments.

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PROSCI8%

ITIL47%

NIST RISK Management37%

COBIT29%

PRINCE217%

Project Management Institute (PMI)21%

Agile29%

SecDevOps13%

CMMI3%

International Standards Organization (ISO)8%

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IT Manager in Construction6 months ago

Nice survey Arnissa, some of these frameworks were unknown to me

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