The University of Birmingham’s announcement in February of the signing of an agreement to build a 50,000m2 campus in Dubai, projected to open in 2021 and eventually house 4,500 students, was the latest example of a growing trend in British higher education.
If the everyday reality of getting the job done doesn’t already put enough on your plate, you will soon be expected to juggle multiple alternative realities.
In this new series, project managers tell us how they are putting their professional skills to use in a personal project.
Protests by the environmental group Extinction Rebellion across London in April led to more than 1,000 arrests, a stop-off by actress Emma Thompson and an onslaught of headlines that thrust sustainability into the headlines for weeks.
Is your agile actually fragile? There are a few critical rules you need to follow to build a robust digital solution Agile is the big thing in change these days.
Dealing with really (bloody) difficult people requires a strategic approach.
It’s time for a big conversation about the project profession’s future, says Tim Banfield, chair of APM’s Power of the Profession conference APM’s London conference in May was a stellar reminder of the power of the profession, spanning the top secret, the award-winning and the groundbreaking.
“I’ve been working for a few years with a group of internal stakeholders who have become cynical and negative, probably because of setbacks and bad news we’ve had to deliver to them.
It’s official.
Charlie Griffiths’ day of destiny came just a week into his first role as a project manager.
