APM Blogs

There are innumerable projects across the world that are in need of completion.

The traditional approach to risk management does not take into account human error.

New frontiers in programme management The world today is rapidly changing, and it is the programmes of the future that will both help deliver and mitigate against these changes.

At one of the earliest APM Portfolio Management Steering Committee meetings we decided to take our own medicine and adopt project management best practice!We did this by spending some agenda time thinking before doing.

As the chair of the APM Knowledge SIG, I get to see many project/programme managers who have issues around establishing the differences between data, information and knowledge.

I’m excited to have been asked to support this year’s WiPM conference which is being in September where I will be chairing the Women in Leadership Panel session and also the lunch time topic table on ‘Leadership coaching taster’.

Like many project managers in the pharmaceutical and life sciences sector, they first started their careers camouflaged in not-so-glamorous lab coats and safety goggles.

Gregory Brennan, service delivery manager at WSP, had a rose-tinted view of his allotment when he first took it on.

Nuclear projects represent some of the most impressive achievements of the human race, delivering scientific firsts that will find a place in history books for centuries to come.

As lockdowns continue to ease and we see some sort of 2019 normality, we look back at how tech changed the way we worked over the last few years.