APM News

Thank you to everyone who took the time to complete the consultation on the proposed Chartered standard.

The Bloodhound supersonic car made its first ever public run at Cornwall Airport in Newquay last month, setting a peak speed of 210mph under the direction of APM Hon Fellow and project director Richard Noble.

The latest Salary and Market Trends Survey 2017 highlights noticeable growth for those operating across the aerospace and defence sector in the East Midlands, with growth reported at six per cent since 2016.

The University of the West of England (UWE) hosted inspirational talks from members of the APM South Wales & West of England branch on 12 October 2017, including Stevie Gosling, the branch’s diversity representative.

On Thursday, 28 September 2017 Karen Gadd of Oxford Creativity introduced members of the Midlands branch to the problem-solving tool kit, TRIZ.

APM Award’s judge Charles Mills has joined CPC’s Transport and Infrastructure Division as project director to supply the delivery of major projects in the rail sector.

The Systems Thinking SIG on Tuesday 24 October held their first webinar.

The Association for Project Management (APM), the Chartered body for the project profession, has published a paper on agile: "Agile project management: A panacea or placebo for project delivery", with the aim of increasing debate and resources on the topic.

Lord Adonis, chairman of the National Infrastructure Commission, has welcomed the findings of a new review setting out how the UK could become a world-leader in the development of Artificial Intelligence technology, which could deliver significant benefits for the country’s infrastructure network.

The first three T levels have been announced by the education secretary.