
What do black swans have to do with risk?
Occasionally during risk workshops, someone (normally arms folded and wearing a smug expression) brings up the subject of black swans.
Occasionally during risk workshops, someone (normally arms folded and wearing a smug expression) brings up the subject of black swans.
In the current climate, risk management is at the top of every project manager’s agenda.
Some project professionals get all the luck.
This blog series discusses the use of value management to develop and implement business initiatives (programs and projects) that are well aligned with the strategy, deliver benefits and are achievable.
When we deliver projects that involve installing new technology or making a change to a process, its true value to the organisation is dependent on its acceptance.
Project failure often starts at the beginning.
Kathy Stevenson, project manager at Wood Environment and Infrastructure Solutions UK, took on her Channel swimming project on somewhat of a whim.
What better way to celebrate International Project Management Day than to write a blog about the future of our profession? Our team at Altus Consulting had the pleasure of joining APM’s SIG Conference in London last month.
Where there is challenge, there is opportunity — and where there is change, there are projects.
How stakeholders can affect your project Failure to identify the right stakeholder at the right stage of your project and you run the risk of your project failing.