APM Blogs

I have always been a big fan of a RAG status.

Opinion remains divided on working from home, even causing a rift in the UK cabinet, with one government minister calling for civil servants to return to the office and another questioning the focus on measuring numbers of bodies at desks, rather than productivity.

One of the greatest benefits of the digital revolution is being able to work closely with colleagues based around the world.

An industry commentator offers his opinion on the big question of data.

A new project management challenge could mean a new industry.

Programme success depends on what goes on both within a programme and its environment.

In the next five years, the world will see more projects than ever.

Recently I was asked to attend a conference put on by the APM’s Enabling Change SIG.

Recently, I found an opportunity to review my journey (as an accidental project manager) in the profession so far.

Do you know anyone who, in achieving great success in their chosen field, has also done great things for the project management profession? Although not a project professional themselves, has he or she been an advocate for project management or helped drive forward our profession in a significant way?  Perhaps they are in media, politics, education, sport, …well, anything really.