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Project closure is a time to take stock, assess the successes and failures, and take learnings that you can transfer to future projects.

We all know that the health and wellbeing of our teams is vital in sustaining the success of not only our businesses, but the future of the project management sector.

Companies are experiencing more pressure to reduce their carbon impacts and as a result, so are their projects.

Agile is the big thing in change these days.

Boris’s ‘£15bn’ bridge to Ireland With all the political upheaval in September, it would have been easy to forget prime minister Boris Johnson’s pledge to build a bridge from the Scottish mainland to the outskirts of Belfast.

There are six key questions that the Association for Project Management (APM) wants us to think about since the launch of their ‘big conversation’ about the future of the project profession.

A big message from the APM Women in Project Management (WiPM) Conference 2019 was the importance of diversity in project management.

In today’s fast-moving world, a business’ durability is judged by its ability to create or adapt new offerings to a constantly changing market.

So you've decided you would like to climb aboard the project management ride, and feel that your love for planning, passion for budgeting and the pleasure evoked by telling people what to do will get you climbing the career ladder.

Welcome to the conclusion of a series of blog posts that aim to make the case for applying systems thinking to project management.