APM Blogs

Scientists have long known that our bodies are coded with billions of letters of DNA, but for decades the details of that coding remained a puzzle.

It would be hard to blame a project professional if the thought of working with artistic or creative teams brings them out in a sweat.

In his recent post ‘How to give back to the profession’ long-time volunteer Russel Jamieson called for new passionate members to join APM’s Volunteering Steering Group (VSG) and add “some positive disruption” to the role.

As part of our upcoming Autumn Conference; Socialising the PMO: The PMO as an Enabler of P3 Communities, we plan to use all the experience brought by our speakers and partners to investigate the role of the PMO using methods and tactics such as social media, to engage with, build, enable, and encourage communities of practice within an organisation’s wider P3 community; whilst maintaining its key role as a governance and assurance function.

I've been working as a remote project manager and consultant for the past 12 years.

It’s late, you’ve just won a 10-year war against the Greeks, and all you want is to get this giant wooden horse off the beach and into Troy – you want to start the party.

We’re in the first month of a New Year: it’s time to reflect on what you’ve achieved in the previous year and make plans for this one.

“There is no such thing as a single-issue struggle because we do not live single issue lives,” Audre Lorde.

The date 6 September 2017 will forever be etched into the memories of Anguillians at home and abroad.

Stress is inevitable in project management.