Coronavirus diaries: The engineering sector
In the midst of a crisis, we take the positives where we can.
In the midst of a crisis, we take the positives where we can.
I recently came across one of those proverbs that we instantly recognise as containing a deep truth.
APM’s first ever two-day flagship conference is just two weeks away and we can’t wait to welcome you to Coventry.
The March issue of Project included a robust challenge from David Shannon on the role and value of Project Management Offices.
As the chancellor prepares to announce the budget, the Association for Project Management highlights the importance of projects at a regional level and explains why proper planning – not just financial investment – is needed to build on current successes.
You're only worth as much as someone is prepared to pay for you.
In a blog last summer I wondered out loud, Where have all the portfolio managers gone? Well, a Portfolio Management (PfM) survey being run by the APM PfM SIG Committee since last December is beginning to reveal the answers.
The project profession is booming.
The APM Project Management Conference Manchester 2019, which takes place on 26 June, is all about gazing into the (very near) future.
We have worked in project management for more than 30 years each, in the public and private sectors, education and as consultants.