APM Blogs

On July 17th, the APM Governance Interest Network hosted a well-attended virtual meet-up session featuring about 150 participants.

Most project managers are good at spotting risk early.

Storytelling is one of those overlooked skills that not many people spend time to develop.

The reciprocal relationship between a project’s stakeholders and the project team is foundational to a project’s success.

There are many different ‘types’ of project manager – they all have the same core skills, but emphasise different aspects to suit their roles.

Project managers today face increasing pressure to deliver not only on scope, time and cost, but also on values.

What can we learn from attention management? The world of programme and project management is full of workstreams, deliverables and actions plans.

Project management is a profession that appears to stay strong even when the political and economic climate is uncertain.

As the well-oiled machinery of the establishment cranks up for action over the next four weeks, it set me wondering about the skills and knowledge needed for success in the hustings, and the skills and knowledge needed for success in government.

Enabling teams to thrive and create meaningful change through projects is no easy task.