The Hy4Heat programme is exploring the decarbonisation of gas networks through establishing if it is technically possible, safe and convenient to replace methane with hydrogen in residential and commercial buildings.
Ahead of the publication of the APM report Dynamic Conditions for Project Success, we caught up with Dr David Eggleton and Professor Nicholas Dacre who reflect on the process and challenges of completing a high-profile research project amidst a pandemic.
Silos in the physical world are large containers where something useful is stored for convenience, then taken out and used.
Those new to project management often worry about which qualifications to seek; which will give them the best opportunity to develop their career or the widest choice of possible industries or the best credentials for working in international organisations, or whatever else is important to them in their careers.
LGBT History Month is here.
Increasingly complexity and uncertainty As P3 Management (P3M) practitioners, we are all aware of the increasing complexity of the P3 environment.
A recent research project around the PMO took place to answer the following questions: Is PMO a profession? If so, is it a credible career path for PPM professionals? What are the contexts that need to be considered? It is widely acknowledged that project management is a profession in exponential growth and of critical importance for the global economy.
Antony della Porta reflects on the future of training post-COVID-19Having spent almost a decade as a project management instructor, I have over time witnessed a number of changes in the way we skill, reskill, upskill or just broaden our knowledge.
As project delivery professionals we forge and develop relationships across different stakeholder groupings, and even cultures to successfully deliver our outcomes.
What are your first thoughts when you hear the word “dyslexic”? Poor spelling? Can’t read? Stupid? It’s ok if that’s what you think because it’s a common misconception.