APM Blogs

It’s World Environment Day and it’s high time that project management went green.

Performing outreach or social good as part of corporate social responsibility (CSR) strategies is a regular requirement of, and cost for, construction projects and contractors in UK cities.

Walk into almost any large organisation and you’ll see them: projects which were delivered to time, quality and budget that end up gathering dust.

Projects large and small can benefit from clarification of their objectives and the development of a robust framework for making key decisions.

There are six key questions that the Association for Project Management (APM) wants us to think about since the launch of their ‘big conversation’ about the future of the project profession.

Welcome to the latest in a series of blog posts that aim to make the case for applying systems thinking to project management.

The film (adapted from the play) 'A few good men', is about proving a conspiracy to cover up the murder of a US Marine.

If I weren’t an auditor, my dream job would be to run a small fish restaurant on the coast.

Business or project dashboards play a crucial role in improving decision-making, enhancing performance and gaining a competitive edge in today's business landscape.

Hannah Latham examines misconceptions around agile working in the safety-critical nuclear sector I vividly remember a meeting that happened some years ago, just after I had been seconded from Rolls-Royce Digital to the Submarines business.