Contract and clarity: Navigating Project Procurement in Nigeria webinar News
Procurement is the backbone of successful project delivery, yet in Nigeria’s built environment, it remains one of the most complex and misunderstood aspects of construction and infrastructure development.
Are we overvaluing probability in risk: Are we overvaluing probability in Risk Decision-Making? News
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The Science-Based Targets initiative and what it means for projects and project management webinar News
What does the Project Sponsor do? A case study using the A303 Stonehenge Tunnel News
The SWWE Regional Network were very pleased to welcome Sophie Holland, Sponsor, North West, National Highways, to BAWA on Wednesday 2 April, to discuss her role as a project sponsor, and what she does, using the recently cancelled Stonehenge A303 tunnel project as a case study.
Successful change – Lessons from recent programmes webinar News
Why do some efforts to change the organisations we work within seem to thrive resulting in great outcomes while others get stuck with little to show?Change is now a constant in many of the projects and programmes we work within.
Creating the Construction Value Toolkit webinar News
In this webinar presented on Tuesday 18 March, Ellie Jenkins shared her experience leading the development of the Construction Innovation Hub’s Value Toolkit.
PMO wisdom interview with Nick Karamanis, Winter 2025 News
In this PMO wisdom interview, Nick Karamanis talks to us as the Head of PMO from the APM PMO of the Year 2024 award winners Alpha Plus.
Is AI the Terminator of project management professionalisation?
If you were to ask a random adult in the street what they associate the idea of artificial intelligence (AI) with, it probably wouldn’t be benign.
Lessons from the Antarctic: risk management and contingency planning
Risk, is defined by APM as ‘the potential of a situation or event to impact on the achievement of specific objectives’.
Bouncing back from Virgin Orbit’s ill-starred rocket launch project
On 9 January, the Irish government issued a warning to maritime traffic off the country’s south-western coastline: “There is a low probability for the vehicle to produce dangerous debris if a mishap were to occur.
How to make your projects a fairer environment to work in
As a project professional, you need to know how to make your projects fairer because the individuals you are working with care about fairness.
Knowing when to quit
New Zealand’s Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern recently and unexpectedly announced her resignation.
Living through Hurricane Irma: Key lessons learned from the Anguilla Rehabilitation Programme
The date 6 September 2017 will forever be etched into the memories of Anguillians at home and abroad.
Finding your purpose in the project profession
The last few years has seen a resurgence in thinking about the age-old question of purpose and the work-life balance.
Contract for Differences: the essential tool to manage revenue flow in green projects
The net zero 2050 objective mandates companies to decarbonise their business quickly and effectively.
Lessons from the Antarctic: success is about goals and team management is key
After a lifetime of exploration and adventure, Sir Ernest Shackleton’s death, on route to Antarctica in January 1922, marked the end of the so-called heroic age of Antarctic exploration.
The Ebola outbreak: project professionals responding to the threat
I was recently asked by two different clients if our organisation had the physical presence and technical capability to support the delivery of several urgent medical research centre construction projects in central Africa.
Contract and clarity: Navigating Project Procurement in Nigeria webinar
Procurement is the backbone of successful project delivery, yet in Nigeria’s built environment, it remains one of the most complex and misunderstood aspects of construction and infrastructure development.
Are we overvaluing probability in risk: Are we overvaluing probability in Risk Decision-Making?
Abstract
What does the Project Sponsor do? A case study using the A303 Stonehenge Tunnel
The SWWE Regional Network were very pleased to welcome Sophie Holland, Sponsor, North West, National Highways, to BAWA on Wednesday 2 April, to discuss her role as a project sponsor, and what she does, using the recently cancelled Stonehenge A303 tunnel project as a case study.
Successful change – Lessons from recent programmes webinar
Why do some efforts to change the organisations we work within seem to thrive resulting in great outcomes while others get stuck with little to show?Change is now a constant in many of the projects and programmes we work within.
Creating the Construction Value Toolkit webinar
In this webinar presented on Tuesday 18 March, Ellie Jenkins shared her experience leading the development of the Construction Innovation Hub’s Value Toolkit.
PMO wisdom interview with Nick Karamanis, Winter 2025
In this PMO wisdom interview, Nick Karamanis talks to us as the Head of PMO from the APM PMO of the Year 2024 award winners Alpha Plus.