With an exciting new category line-up in place, we’re pleased to announce that the Association for Project Management (APM) Awards 2021, sponsored by RPC UK Ltd, are now open for entry! The APM Awards recognise the valuable contribution that project professionals make to the development of the profession and showcase the best individuals, projects and programmes the profession has to offer.
Jon Ager, programme director at the British Antarctic Survey, spoke to APM about his work on the ambitious Antarctic Infrastructure Modernisation Programme; a programme of work to modernise the organisation’s facilities and equipment in the Antarctic and sub-Antarctic.
Over the last 12 months if not longer, AI algorithms have come under more scrutinisation and criticism.
Durrell’s Go Wild Gorillas campaign captured the hearts of Islanders and visitors to Jersey and raised significant funds to help Durrell build a new enclosure for the zoo’s much-loved gorillas.
In a first of its kind event, Association for Project Management (APM) came together with the Change Management Institute to review the last 12 months of lockdown and the experiences, challenges and lessons learned by its expert panel.
The latest annual Salary and Market Trends Survey by Association for Project Management (APM) reveals the average salary for a project professional is £47,500.
Exclusive insights on business transformation to agile ways of working were shared at a recent event for Association for Project Management (APM) members.
The Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) has launched a new academy to support the delivery of major government infrastructure projects, with a framework that includes APM qualifications and standards.
Ensuring great collaboration between project team members is hard enough without having contracts and procurement processes in the way.
Repairing Cumbria Bridge-by-Bridge.
