Five strategies for projects to become more sustainable
Project managers are increasingly expected to take environmental factors into account when it comes to sustainability, but it’s easier said than done.
Project managers are increasingly expected to take environmental factors into account when it comes to sustainability, but it’s easier said than done.
Project managers have the ability to learn from some of the best athletes and sporting teams.
Managing stress, maintaining work-life balance and avoiding burnout are a modern preoccupation for project professionals.
I was in London recently delivering a keynote at an event co-hosted by the APM and Asana.
Volunteering is vital for APM, the chartered body for the project profession.
At the APM Conference in April I had the privilege to be able to present on how ethics, and more importantly the management of ethics are becoming a core skill and vital element for today's project and programme managers.
Recently I was given the challenge of running a session at the APM Women in Project Management conference on how to raise your profile for promotion.
In Autumn 2022, the APM People SIG ran a webinar to explore the building blocks of team integration – at an individual level, team level and as a team in the P3M environment.
Being a volunteer board member of the APM requires a lot of commitment – but it is very rewarding.
What are the five key questions that programme sponsors should be asking about the condition of their project? Systematically gauging the health of a project on a regular basis is a relatively simple and inexpensive exercise to ensure that the programme adheres to the principles of delivery.