The ingenuity needed to thrive in 2020 means seeking out and welcoming many different perspectives – so now is not the time for complacency when it comes to diversity and inclusion, writes Emma De Vita Back in June, the founder of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab, coined the term ‘The Great Reset’, urging us to rebuild societies, work, education and the economy in a better way.
‘Digital Transformation’ in essence is a movement encapsulating the rapid and pervasive discussion and adoption of technology inside organisations.
Transitioning to project management from other professions brings its own challenges, writes Mike Grundy Many of us don’t start out as project managers.
Welcome aspiring project managers to the exciting world of project management! You've got the technical skills, the drive and the ambition to succeed, but there's one essential skill that underpins all successful projects: communication.
Watching Karren Brady’s recent BBC documentary made me reflect on how hiring practices in project management continue to evolve, yet still leave some professionals feeling unseen.
When I received a phone call in January 2018 from a friendly head-hunter asking me if I would be interested in working on a programme to plan for a no-deal scenario from the Brexit negotiations, I jumped at a chance of a brand-new gig.
A process for reducing risk in projects is for a newly formed team to undertake a pre-mortem.
Project management can sometimes be challenging, but a challenge doesn’t have to end in failure.
Internal audit has an image problem.
Economic benefits of hiring professionals back into the workplace “Addressing the career break penalty for women could boost the UK economy by £1.