Nuclear fusion: from possibility to delivery 🔒 Blog
With the publication of the UK fusion strategy, the debate is no longer about whether energy created through nuclear fusion can work – but whether we can deliver it at scale, within realistic timeframes and in a way that generates meaningful economic and societal value.
“Consistency beats intensity”: how to keep energised and productive (while avoiding burnout) 🔒 Blog
Summer is a time when you can (usually) take some well-deserved annual leave to rest and recover, but what if you were able to feel energised and productive throughout the year without the need to collapse on holiday? It’s not impossible, and the key might be to prioritise rest, stay optimistic and work on your resilience.
A Day in the Life: David Kitchiner, RSPB 🔒 Blog
Head of the Portfolio Office at the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), David Kitchiner normally works from home but regularly comes to its HQ, The Lodge in Bedfordshire, for meetings with the 200 people who work in projects and programmes.
Advice from female project leaders in male-dominated sectors 🔒 Blog
Senior project leaders in nuclear and construction tell Emma De Vita about their experiences of breaking through in traditionally male-dominated sectors, and explain what still needs to change to help more women reach the top.
Should extrovert project managers tone it down? 🔒 Blog
Extroversion can be a powerful asset for project managers, helping them build relationships, spot tensions and keep teams energised under pressure.
Project: To race direct a half marathon 🔒 Blog
Vicky Bodman ChPP uses her project management skills in her role as Chair of Avon Valley Runners and Race Director for the AVR Wiltshire Half Marathon.
Beyond the job: What grassroots football taught me about project management 🔒 Blog
Steve Law never thought using his professional skills to coach kids’ football teams would give him some of the best training he could have for his day job.
“The economic case for improving rail is so strong” 🔒 Blog
This is a Project article for paying members only.
Are cancelled government projects always a bad thing? 🔒 Blog
A £6bn+ bill for cancelled government projects sounds like another public-sector failure.
Curiosity and critical thinking matter: don’t outsource them 🔒 Blog
Will the temptation of artificial intelligence (AI) make us lazy? Before we know it, might our mental muscles atrophy and our ability to think critically diminish until we’ve lost our human edge? It might be an extreme take on the revolution we are living through, but it’s a real concern as we travel further down our collaborative journey with AI.
Nuclear fusion: from possibility to delivery 🔒
With the publication of the UK fusion strategy, the debate is no longer about whether energy created through nuclear fusion can work – but whether we can deliver it at scale, within realistic timeframes and in a way that generates meaningful economic and societal value.
“Consistency beats intensity”: how to keep energised and productive (while avoiding burnout) 🔒
Summer is a time when you can (usually) take some well-deserved annual leave to rest and recover, but what if you were able to feel energised and productive throughout the year without the need to collapse on holiday? It’s not impossible, and the key might be to prioritise rest, stay optimistic and work on your resilience.
A Day in the Life: David Kitchiner, RSPB 🔒
Head of the Portfolio Office at the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), David Kitchiner normally works from home but regularly comes to its HQ, The Lodge in Bedfordshire, for meetings with the 200 people who work in projects and programmes.
Advice from female project leaders in male-dominated sectors 🔒
Senior project leaders in nuclear and construction tell Emma De Vita about their experiences of breaking through in traditionally male-dominated sectors, and explain what still needs to change to help more women reach the top.
Should extrovert project managers tone it down? 🔒
Extroversion can be a powerful asset for project managers, helping them build relationships, spot tensions and keep teams energised under pressure.
Project: To race direct a half marathon 🔒
Vicky Bodman ChPP uses her project management skills in her role as Chair of Avon Valley Runners and Race Director for the AVR Wiltshire Half Marathon.
Beyond the job: What grassroots football taught me about project management 🔒
Steve Law never thought using his professional skills to coach kids’ football teams would give him some of the best training he could have for his day job.
“The economic case for improving rail is so strong” 🔒
This is a Project article for paying members only.
Are cancelled government projects always a bad thing? 🔒
A £6bn+ bill for cancelled government projects sounds like another public-sector failure.
Curiosity and critical thinking matter: don’t outsource them 🔒
Will the temptation of artificial intelligence (AI) make us lazy? Before we know it, might our mental muscles atrophy and our ability to think critically diminish until we’ve lost our human edge? It might be an extreme take on the revolution we are living through, but it’s a real concern as we travel further down our collaborative journey with AI.