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In an increasingly digital world, organisations need to deliver even more customer centric solutions at unprecedented velocity.

Agile methodologies have revolutionised the field of project management, offering a dynamic and flexible approach to managing projects in various industries.

The world today is designed in a way that prevents everyone being able to have access.

By now, you've hopefully become familiar with the Army's mission planning tool from my last blog.

No project team is an island.

Taking a project from start to finish in a smooth and effective way is no easy feat.

Embracing the future of project management: insights from the APM seminar in the UAE  Monday 12th February 2024 marked a significant milestone for project management professionals in the Middle East, as the Association for Project Management (APM) hosted its inaugural event in the vibrant city of Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Over more years than I care to remember, I have seen many projects and programmes across a range of diverse business environments set themselves up for failure from day one - nothing to do with me of course! The apparent need to mobilise at pace, ‘we need this project delivered tomorrow’ syndrome, the inevitable politics and the general lack of sufficient planning and risk foresight are all critical factors of failure.

I didn’t always identify well with being a project manager.

In the summer, I presented on the overlap between the organisational needs of portfolio and earned value (EV) management at EVA16.