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PDCA Consulting Monthly Newsletter — April 2026

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PDCA Consulting Monthly Newsletter — April 2026

PDCA Consulting Monthly Newsletter — April 2026
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Monthly Newsletter · April 2026

Hello,

I am excited to provide the monthly update, keeping you informed about the latest activities and insights from PDCA Consulting in the Service and Project Management space. Each edition provides a concise summary of my initiatives, best practice, and developments aimed at helping organisations achieve operational excellence.

I look forward to sharing knowledge and progress with you every month.

April

  • Taking the ITIL 5 exams in Product and Experience.
  • Presenting a talk at Comenius University's International Day in Bratislava, on behalf of PeopleCert.
  • Continuing to build training and consultancy relationships with partners.

Training, consulting or a conversation

Whether you're planning a training programme, reviewing your service management approach, or simply want to talk through a challenge, I'm happy to help. Book a free 30-minute conversation directly in my calendar.

ITIL® 5 Master PRINCE2® Master PRINCE2 Agile® M_o_R® PeopleCert Accredited Trainer

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