A big part of project success is having the right people and tools in place – and ensuring you have set aside enough time for project planning before jumping into the hands on work of developing a solution.
The Association for Project Management (APM) 2019 award-winners know how to deliver an amazing project.
In the midst of the project management fight, it’s easy to forget the basics - even for the best of project managers.
Have you ever been in a situation where others just don't understand the situation you are in? You wonder how you are going to get others to agree with the actions that need to be taken? Frustration and tension build as the project team is unable to find agreement and a way forward.
Business cases can be tricky to get right.
My current project has really got me thinking about mental health.
Kathy Stevenson, project manager at Wood Environment and Infrastructure Solutions UK, took on her Channel swimming project on somewhat of a whim.
Having just finished reading the Association for Project Management’s Projecting the Future research paper, one of its main assertions really resonated with me – that the profession is shifting towards a new type of project management or ‘PM 4.
Technology is driving future work.
This blog series discusses the use of value management to develop and implement business initiatives (programs and projects) that are well aligned with the strategy, deliver benefits and are achievable.