Can modular systems drive success in sustainability led projects? I set off to talk to Steve McIntyre, an urban greening pioneer and Principal Consultant at ANS Global, to find out.
Learning the tools and skills for success in the project profession has never been easier with this year’s Think Differently conference.
As leaders we are told that to survive, we must now be: entrepreneurial, agile, lean, failing fast, digital by default and expecting to be disrupted.
Picture the scene.
Every new technology that comes along is first shaped by the work of one generation of human beings, before going on in turn to shape the work and lives of subsequent generations.
With just three months to go until APM’s celebrated upcoming project management conference 2025 takes place on 11-12 June in Coventry (this year sponsored by Asana) time is running out to secure your ticket.
Project management is a profession that many people are interested in but they don’t even know.
When I first considered transitioning into project management, it was both an exciting and daunting prospect — like any career change, but even more so given the technical nature of the field.
As project professionals, we are constantly juggling a variety of topics – budgets, timelines, risks, stakeholders… the list goes on.
While horror films generally have a strong focus on a project – by definition, the challenges faced by the protagonists are never ‘business as usual’ – quite often they’re focused on a narrow set of project goals.