APM Programme Management Specific Interest Group

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More bad behaviour..leading your team through to outperform even their own expectations!
15/02/2012
This workshop, again run by Brenda Hales and Adrian Pyne took place on 15th February with a full room of delegates. The slides can be downloaded here.
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Bad behaviour - it's about people, not process
17/11/2011
Standing room only for Brenda Hales' presentation on 15th November: Bad behaviour - it's about people, not process. Brenda's slides and additional information can be downloaded on this page, plus you can read a report from Jim Dale, the Programme Management SIG's committee secretary.
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Paul Rayner
23/08/2011
One of APM’s most well respected and recognisable members, Paul Rayner, who passed away recently, will be acknowledged as an Honorary Fellow.
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AGM, 'Managing on the edge of chaos' and overview of APM Registered Project Professional
22/06/2011
Thirty five hardy souls braved the blustery weather to attend the Programme Management SIG Annual General Meeting and presentations held in central London on Monday 23rd of May 2011.
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Research call for case studies and papers
15/04/2011
During 2011 the APM Programme Managemnent SIG (ProgM) is starting to look at the adaptation of programme management in two specific areas: A] Sector specific aspects of programme management B] Programme management in non-change programmes ProgM is to examine this subject with a view to publishing sector or industry specific programme management guidance. This is an open invitation for people to submit evidence of how programme management has had to be adapted in their specific industry or organisation for successful programme delivery.
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Knowledgeshare 2011 - Turning theory into practice
11/04/2011
Knowledgeshare 2011 was held on the 29th and 30th of June 2011 in London and over 100 people saw 22 presentations from 10 different APM Specific Interest Groups on varied topics such as planning, assurance, value management, benefits management and earned value.
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AGM and Development Day
19/11/2010
The Programme Management SIG held their AGM and Development Day in London in November 2010. The day looked at the current strategy of the SIG and worked on developing an ongoing SIG strategy. The outputs from the day can be viewed on this page.
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Project management is growing up
29/10/2010
For those who despair that project management never seems to get any better, this year’s APM Conference provided a ray of hope. Whereas a few years ago the focus of the event would have been entirely on the details of project management, over the last few years the emphasis has changed to programme management, benefits delivery and portfolio management. At this year’s conference, held in central London on October 21st, there was a whole stream on the subject of portfolio management, chaired by the APM Programme Management SIG's former chairman, Paul Rayner.
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Making portfolio management sound easy
11/10/2010
At an APM Programme Management SIG event on the 23rd of March 2010, Mike Ward described the various steps that lead to the creation of a successful portfolio management function – one that provides strategic control of the organisation’s collection of project and programmes so that senior management can see what they are getting for their money. A key element of this is providing objective evidence to “cull” the projects that are not worth while. Using examples from the transport, energy and public sectors, Mike also explained various approaches that could be used, with greater or less success, to agree the projects that should be culled.
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Knowledgeshare 2009
18/09/2010
On the 28th and 29th of May 2009, the APM held the inaugural Knowledgeshare event at UCL in London. The event was hosted by 4 specific interest groups, the Governance of Project Management SIG, the Planning SIG, the Project and Programme Assurance SIG and the Programme Management SIG. The presentations from this event can be downloaded from this page.
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