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As the chartered body for the project profession, we know how vital and necessary volunteers are.

With the publication of Dynamic Conditions for Project Success research taking place last month, we want to share some of the key findings, what the most important condition is, and what’s next for future research.

The anniversary of the London 2012 Olympics has been a time for reflection on the impact the event has had on various different industries.

If you’ve been given a project team, it’s likely you’ll have diversity; both introverts and extroverts to handle.

It’s rarely going to be an experience to relish.

Will Page, former chief economist at Spotify, helped the music streaming platform react to the huge, pivotal changes in how people buy and listen to music that have happened over the past decade.

There aren’t many construction projects that deliver the benefits they were commissioned to provide.

The APM People SIG recently undertook a short ‘pulse’ survey to ask APM members for their views on people-related aspects of project management.

Running a successful project from cradle to grave is a rare thing.

Despite significant advancements in project management theory over the past 50 years, we continue to see projects that are held back by a number of issues, and data seems to be a core part of this.