Project leaders must collaborate and coordinate with stakeholders to ensure the adaptability they build into their plans can be executed when unexpected situations occur, as a new major project has shown.
The current project environment in Ireland is defined by significant public investment and a robust pipeline of infrastructure projects, under the Project Ireland 2040 initiative.
On the Friday 11 October, the APM Governance Interest Network hosted the first in a series of events aimed at emboldening PMO / P3 Governance Professionals to step into the gap between strategy and delivery.
The UK Government has announced plans to merge the Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) and the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) into a single new infrastructure body, the National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority (NISTA).
APM is proud to announce its new Vice Presidents, Alistair Godbold and Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez.
As the founder of APM’s International Space Sector Interest Network Martina Blake speaks to APM about the challenges facing the space sector, including the skills gap, changes she would like to see take place, including more women working in the space sector, and the importance of having an internationally focused project delivery forum.
The SWWE Regional Network were very pleased to welcome back to Bristol, Tim Lyons, of APM’s People Interest Network, to talk about creative problem solving using an imagineering approach.
Association for Project Management (APM) has updated its Chartered Project Professional (ChPP) application process.
Association for Project Management (APM) is pleased to announce that voting in the 2024 APM Trustee Elections is now open.
Delivering complex projects and programmes can be a hard challenge.
