“Works of art have many meanings and some have more meanings, but even if all their meanings may never be known to any one observer, his obligation is still to encounter each work from as many aspects of his own intellectual and emotional experience as he can.
Baroness Eliza Manningham-Buller, the former head of Britain’s Security Service, MI5, gave the opening keynote at the APM Conference in London and shared her thoughts on how to adapt, work smarter and perform in an era of change.
Forgive me for starting with some sweeping generalisations about three key personality traits of project professionals, but I hope you’ll be able to relate.
I recently facilitated a virtual discussion regarding why we don’t consistently apply good governance principles on projects and programmes.
Wargames are a great way to test ideas, responses to situations and teams’ ability to work well under stress.
In the past, we have attempted to keep SIG members up to date on what we are doing through occasional newsletter emails, but with our growing popularity the SIG felt we needed to adopt a more open and flexible method.
In the third instalment of the Star Wars trilogy, the Empire reveals a cunning plan, setting a series of traps to snare Luke Skywalker and the rebels.
The APM Body of Knowledge 8th edition sets out everything project professionals should be thinking about when it comes to embedding sustainability into projects.
‘Politics’ is not a dirty word, but it does carry a lot of weight.
Who knows with any certainty how to be AI-ready? A packed session at APM’s Women in Project Management Conference delivered some great advice on this subject.