APM Blogs

The Association for Project Management launched their new brand and celebrated APM’s 50th anniversary last year.

Writing the story of the on time, on budget rehabilitation of Washington DC’s Yellow Line metro system for the Autumn 2023 issue of Project was the chance for me to get under the skin of a successful major rail project — something that can seem a bit of a rarity here in the UK at present.

Paris 2024 promises to be the most sustainable Olympic Games to date – and it makes a good case.

In a recent episode of APM Podcast, Jo Owen and Andy Alder gave their expert tips on how to be a brilliant delegator.

I recently attended an excellent talk on corporate governance given by Philip Graf, chairman of the Gambling Commission and CfBT Education Trust among others, where he addressed the subject of behavioural issues in governance.

BoK, apprenticeships, chartered, 40th anniversary, web site, RPP, success being the norm and a solid performance.

In this new deep dive into agile, I thought I would concentrate on various stakeholders that are affected by agile ways of working.

With the normalisation of virtual meeting platforms and working from home during this difficult period of the novel coronavirus pandemic, it is essential to enable remote working and project team collaboration.

Project professionals seeking to make a project faster and more efficient may be tempted to try scrum – a methodology that uses continuous iteration to get the most out of a design and build process.

You may be thinking ‘oh no not another article about organisational change’, however, despite all the philosophies and taught approaches, we have missed identifying the key component; that point in time when everything is aligned for change to successfully happen.