As evidenced by the taming of fire, invention of stone then metal tools, up through the Pyramids of Giza through to todays Burj Khalifa and plans to send men and women to Mars, project management has been an inherent part of mankinds evolution.
One of the beauties of project management is that, over time, seasoned professionals start to see patterns and rhythms occurring in projects that, on the face of it, don’t resemble one another.
The UK space sector is taking off.
In the fast-moving business world today, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are turning out to be game-changers in project management.
Todays world depends on inter-connectivity as were regularly reminded by experts; the ever-advancing progress of technology, alongside population-related pressures on resources and environmental consequences.
Project management has traditionally been the preserve of the construction and heavy engineering industries.
For 18 years, I worked as a teacher.
The Government is at risk of failing to deliver its National Infrastructure Strategy warns the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) and, despite a backdrop of progress, they were right to raise the warning.
Is the question of whether your project is effectively efficient one that you have considered? If the answer is no, you are not alone, but effectiveness and efficiency need to be uppermost in your mind from the inception of your project and throughout its life cycle.
Language is important for project managers.