Project is the official journal of the Association for Project Management (APM). Project journal represents the ‘Voice of the project community’. It is committed to developing and promoting professionalism in project, programme and portfolio management.
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2018
Latest issue: Summer 2018
This edition of Project looks at the environmental credentials of the project management profession.
Never mind mega-projects, how about the biggest issues facing the planet, such as climate change? Is there a role for project managers in combating global warming, and if so, what is it?
Could green credentials - and potential to combat climate change - be part of a reassessment of the factors that define project success?
We asked the project management community whether the traditional 'iron triangle' metrics of cost, time and quality are still enough, or whether they should now encompass other factors, such as legacy, outcomes and sustainability.
Spring 2018
In this issue we hear from rising star Fiona Barry. Fiona joined the Transport for London (TfL) graduate scheme in 2013. Now aged just 26, she’s an award-winning project manager, working on some of the highest-profile projects in Europe.
We also explore how lessons learned – sometimes major ones – can help us drive up standards in our profession. Danny Trup, a project sponsor of the Thames Tideway Tunnel ‘super sewer’, reflects on past project experiences that are informing his approaches today.
Our special report focuses on the formidable complexities of project managing Britain’s exit from the EU. We take an in-depth look at how the government can successfully execute what’s been described as the “largest UK project that we may see in our lifetimes”.
