Knowledge, method, competence and maturity - can we achieve the holy grail?
Project management is well served with bodies of knowledge, methodologies and other guides that give those new to the discipline a starting point for learning.
Project management is well served with bodies of knowledge, methodologies and other guides that give those new to the discipline a starting point for learning.
We all know project management is increasingly becoming recognised as a professional role across a wide range of industries and sectors.
It's Volunteer's Week, so we caught up with student volunteer, James Lesingham, who is a Programme Management SIG committee member to find out what motivates him.
ESG and sustainability can be overwhelming topics and you may think to yourself; where do you start? How can you create meaningful change? Sustainable development is now very much a clear corporate priority, with legislative targets mandated by the UN and an ever-increasing passion to “do good” within our workforce.
As I stepped from the lift, the energy and anticipation was palpable — actually, that’s an understatement.
Nearly 12 years ago, I embarked on my professional journey as a full-stack web application developer and gradually transitioned into the role of an IT project manager in Nepal.
We spoke to project professionals who changed careers and entered the project profession after working in a different industry.
Knowledge workers are often the core of your organisation.
As a society and as a profession we now face a different set of challenges – whether it’s preparing for Brexit, reacting to the rapidly changing world order and its consequences, or the march of new technology and its implications, or indeed many other challenges of the modern era.
Starter packs pay.